union pump (unyonpump)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 77
A pump combined in the same frame with an engine. E. H. Knight. union-room (u'nyon-röm), n. The room in a brewery in which the unions for partly fermented beer stand together, and from which the beer is racked off. The union - room [Allsop's] contains 1,424 unions, which can cleanse 230,000 gallons at one time. Bicker dyke . Formerly applied to all fresh-water bivalves nacreous inside the shell. (6) Restricted to those with two large and persistent adductor muscles, and the shell regular, with thick epidermis, thin nacreous layer, prominent external IMG:content-1420.png:[blocks in formation]
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