anelacet, anelast

See anlace. anelet, v. t. See aneal2. an electric (an-ē-lek'trik), a. and n. [ II. n. 1. A name early given to a substance (e. g., a metal) which apparently does not become electrified by friction when held in the hand. This was afterward proved to be due to the conductivity of the substance, the electricity generated pa ing off immediately to the ground. Hence-2. A conductor, in distinction from a non-conductor or insulator.