voidingknifet (voidingnif)

A knife or scraper used for clearing off crumbs and other remnants of food from the table into the voider. voidly (void'li), adv. [ At Vaxor the vayn pepull voidly honour it Bachian, a bale fynde, as a blist god. Destruction of Troy (E. E. T. S.), 1. 4384. voidne (void'nes), n. The state or character of being void. (a) Emptine ; vacuity; destitution. (b) Nullity; inefficacy; want of binding force. (c) Want of substantiality. (dt) A void; a vacuum. The schoole of Pythagoras holdeth that there is a void ne e without the world. Holland , tr. of Plutarch, p. 671. voigtite (voig'tīt), n. [Named after J. K. W. Voigt (1752-1821), a German mining official.] An altered and hydrated variety of the mica biotite, allied to the vermiculites.