setule (setul)

[NL. setula: see setula.] setula. setuliform (set'u-li-fôrm), a. [ setulose (set'ū-lōs), a. [ They [English soldiers] have a set - up not to be found in any of the soldiers of the Continental armies. T. C. Crawford , English Life, p. 147. 2. In metal., the steam-ram of the squeezer, which operates on the ball of iron from the puddling-furnace. It serves to upset or condense the bloom longitudinally after it has been lengthened by the action of the squeezer. 3. In baking, one of the wooden scantlings placed like a frame around the loaves in the oven to hold them in position. E. H. Knight. -4. A favorable arrangement of the balls in billiards, croquet, etc., especially when left so by one player for the next. - 5. A treat. [Slang, U. S.] setwall (set'wâl), n. [Formerly also setywall; E. zedoary ), species was Valerian a Pyrenaica, a plant cultivated in gardens, now naturalized of Britain. Latterly the name has been understood of the common officinal valerian, V. officinal is.