turned inward

[INTRORSE.] turned outward, a. [EXTRORSE.] tūrn-er (1), s. [Eng. turn, v.; -er.] 1. One who turns; spec if., one who turns articles in a lathe. "For wool, turner's ware, and such other small things." -Strype: Eccles . Mem . (an. 1557.) 2. A variety of pigeon. Türn-er (2), s. [See def.] The name of the person who first prepared the cerate and pigment. Turner's cerate, s. A cerate consisting of prepared calamine, yellow wax, and olive oil. Turner's yellow, s . [PATENT-YELLOW.]