lis san the

(Gr. li os smooth, and anthos =a flower. From the segments of the small white flowers being smooth instead of bearded.] Bot.: A genus of Epacrid aceæ, tribe Styphelice. They are found in Australia and Tasmania. The fruits of Lis san the sapid a are eaten, but are not pulpy enough to be worth much. *li e, v. t. . [A. S. li ian, lidhsian.] A. Trans.: To le en, to relieve, to abate. B. In trans.: To grow easy, to obtain relief, to be relieved.