CHERRY

n. Chesr'i2. Gr., Ke'pacro?. Lat., cerasus, cerasum. Fr., cerisier (1st def.), cerise (3d def.). Ger., Kirschbaum (1st def.), Kirsche (2d def.). It., ciliegio (1st def.), ciliegia (2d def.). Sp.. cerezo(lstdef.), cereaa(2ddef.). 1. The Prunus cerasus and other species of Prunus belonging to the section Cerasus (formerly regarded as a distinct genus). 2. The fruit of the same. [B.] American bird-c. The Prunus pennsylvanica. [B, 275.] American wild black c. The Prunus serotina. [B. 275.] American wild red c. The Prunus pennsylvanica. [B, 275.] Australian c. The Exocarp us cup res sif or mis. [B, 185.] Australian brush-c. The Trochocarpa laurina. [B, 275.] Barb a does c. The Malpighia glabra and the Malpighia punicifolia, also the Eugenia unifiora. [B, 185, 275, 282.] Bastard c. 1. The Prunus pseudo-cerasus. 2. In the West Indies, the Ehretia tinifolia. [B, 19, 282.] Beech-c. The Trochocarpa laurina. [B, 19, 275.] Bigarreau c. The Cerasus (Prunus) duracina (var. cordigera). [B, 275.] Birch-c. The Betula lent a. [B, 19.] Bird-c. The Prunus pad us. [B, 19, 185.] Black c. Lat., cerasits nigra. Fr., cerise noir. 1. The Atropa belladonna. 2. The black-hued variety of the fruit of Prunus cerasus. 3. The Prunus serotina. [B, 34, 275.] Black-c. water. See Aqua CERASORUM nigrorum. Black choke-c. The Cerasus (Prunus) hiemal is. [B, 275.] Black-fruited c. A variety of Prunus cerasus bearing black fruit. [B, 275.] Broad leaved c. In the West Indies, the Cordia macrophylla. [B, 282.] Brush-c. The Trochocarpa laurina. [B, 19.J Canadian c. The Cerasus ( Prunus) pumila. [B, 275.] Capollin bird-c. The Prunus capolli. [B, 275.] Cayenne c. The Eugenia Michel i. [B, 275.] C.-bay. The Prunus lusitanica. fB,275.] C. bounce. C.-brandy and sugar. [L, 73 (a, 21).] C.-crab. A variety of the Siberian crab-apple (the Pirns mal us baccata). [B.] C.-gum. The gum obtained from the c.-tree. [B.] Cf. OERASIN. C.-laurel. Lat., laurocerasus. Fr., laurier-cerise. Ger., Kirschlorbfer. It., lauro-ceraso. Sp., laurel-cerezo. The Prunus lauro-cerasus; in America also the Prunus carol in i an a. [B, 34.] C.-laurel water. See Aqua LAURO-CERASI. C.-pepper. The Capsicum cerasiforme. [B, 19, 275.] C.-pie. 1. The Heliotropium peruvianum and the Epilobium hirsututn; so called from the smell of the flowers. [B, 19, 275.] C.-pit, C.-stone. The stony endocarp of the fruit of the c., inclosing the kernel or seed. [B.] C.-tree. See C. (1st def.). C.-wood. The Viburnum opulus. [B.] Choke-c. The Prunus virgin i an a. [B, 19, 275.] Clammy c. In the West Indies, the Cordia collococca. [B, 19, 282.] Common c. The Prunus cerasus. [B, 275.] Common bird-c. The Prunus pad us. [B, 1.] Cornelian c. The Cornus mascula. [B, 19, 275.] Cowhage c., Cow-itch c. The Malpighia ureits. [B, 19, 275.] Double flowered c. The double-flowered variety of Prunus cerasus and other species of c. [B, 275.J Downy c. The Cerasus (Prunus) pubescens. [B, 275.] Duke c. A variety of Cerasus (Prunus) avium. [B, 34.J Dwarf-c. The Prunus pumila. [B, 275.] English c. A variety of Cerasus (Prunus) avium. [B, 34.] Everc. The Cerasus (Prunus) carol in i an a. [B, 275.] False c. freenhe Cerasus (Prunus) pseudo-cerasus. [B, 275.] Flemish c. A variety of Prunus cerasus. [B, 275.] Fluid extract of wild c. See Extractum PRUNI virgin i ance fluidum.Ge c. The Cerasus (Prunus) Julian a. [B, 275.] Ground-c. The Cerasus chamcecerasus and the genus Physalis. [B, 19, 34.] Hautbois c. The Prunus cap ron i an a. [B, 275.] Helmet-fruited c. A variety of Prunus jidiana. [B, 275.] Hottentot c. The Ca ine maurocenia (Maurocenia capensis). [B, 19, 263.] Jamaica c. The Ficus pedunculata. [B, 275, 282.] Japan c. The Prunus japonica. [B, 275.] Jerusalem c. The Solanum pseudo-capsicum. [B, 34.] Kentish c. A variety of Prunus cerasus. [B, 275.] Mahaleb c. The Prunus mahaleb. [B, 275.] Mayduke-c. A variety of Prunus cerasus. [B, 275.] Morello c. A variety of Prunus cerasus. [B, 34.] Native Australian c. The Exocarp us cup res sif or mis. [B, 19, 275.] Native c. of New South \Vales. The Nelitris ingens. [B, 19.] Naughty man's c. The Atropa belladonna. [B, 275.] Nepal bird-c. The Cerasus (Prunus) nepal ens is. [B, 275.] New South "Wales c. The Nelitris ingens. [B, 275.] Northern choke-c. The Cerasus (Prunus) borealis. [B, 275.] Ox-heart c. A variety of Prunus avium. [B, 34.] Peach leaved c. The Cerasus (Prunus) persiccefolia. [B, 275.] Perfumed c. The Prunus mahaleb. [B, 275.] Red c. The red variety of the fruit of Prunus cerasus. [B.] Cf. Wild red c. Red Cornish c. The red variety of Prunus pad us. [B, 275.] Red winter c. The Physalis alkekengi. [6,275.] Saint Julian's c. The Pi-unus Julian a. [B, 275.] Sand-c. The Prunus pumila. [B, 34.] Saw-leaved c. The Cerasus (Prunus) serrulata. [B, 275.] Somniferous winter-c. The Physalis (With an i a) somnifera. [B, 275.] Spirit of black c's. See Aqua CERASORUM nigrorum alcoholic a. Surinam c. A species of Eugenia. [B, 275.] Syrup of wild c. See Syrupus PRUNI virgin i ance. West Indian c. The Cerasus (Prtinus) occidental is, also various species of Malpighia and Bunchosia. [B, 275, 282.] White-heart c. The Cerasus (Prunus) duracina. [B, 275]. Wild American black c., Wild black c. The P>-unus serotina. [B, 275.] Wild California c. The Prunus derni a demi a. [B, 275.] Wild c. Ger., Wtidkirschbaum. 1. The Prunus avium, 2. The Prunus serotina. 3. The Prunus virgin i an a. [B, 5, 34, 275.] Wild-c. bark. J_at.,prunus virgin i an a [U. S. Ph.]. Fr., ecorce de cerisier de Virginie. Ger., Wildkirschenrinde. It., corteccia di ciliegio O, no; O2, not; O, whole; Th, thin; Th2, the; U, like oo in [s. 221]