Mordant

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 337
mor'dnnt, adj. 'id, luting into serving to fix colours.--;/, any substance, as alum, used to give permanency or brilliancy to dyes matter to make gold -leaf adhere. (Fr,pr.p of rnordre — mordco, to bite Moro, mor, adj serves as comp, of Many and Much greater, so in additional: other — besides adv to a greater degree again longer — a greater thing something further Or m addition, —superl. Moat, niOst. [A.S. ttiiira [lee mciri - root mag, identical with Sans mah — mag/i to grow. See May, Main.] Moreen, mo-ren'. n a stout woollen stuff, used for curiums, [A form of Mohair Morel Sec Moril Moreover, iiifir-r/ver, aiv., more «7
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