saburration
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 26
[Lat. saburra =sand.] The application of hot sand, inclosed in a bag or bladder, to any part of the person; sand-bathing. bag, a cyst, a pouch; a receptacle for a liquid. săc, s. [Lat. saccus =a bag, a sack (g.v.).) A Sac of the embryo: Rot .: The vesicle of the nucleus within which the embryo is formed. săc-a-lāit, subst. [Native Indian name.] Ichthy.: An American freshwater ba ; called also crappie . săc-cāde, s . [Fr., from O. Fr. sacquer , sacher = to pull.] 1. Manége : A violent check the rider gives his horse by drawing both the reins very suddenly, a correction used when the horse bears heavy on the hand. 2. Music : Strong pre ure of a violin bow against the strings, which, by forcing them to a level, enables the player to produce three or four notes simultaneously.
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