Aerostation

ayr-os-ta'-shun, s. the art of raising and managing balloons. Æruinous, e-ru'-jin-us, a, like or of the nature of ver- Æsthesiometer, tigris (L. ærugo, es-the-ze-om'-e-tur, esrust of copper, verdigris). s. an instrument foresting the sensibility of the skin. See Æsthetic. Æsthetic, es-thet'-ik, a. pertaining to the science and precept i on of the beautiful (Gr. aisthanomai, to perceive with the senses). Aesthetically, es-thet'-ik-al-le, ad. in an æsthetic manner. Æestheticism, es-thet'-e-sizm, s. devotion, real or affected, to the study of the beautiful. Esthetics,es-thet'-iks, s.pl. the science of the beautiful in nature and the fine arts. Æestival, es'-te-val, a See Estival Esth-physiology, es'-tho-fiz-e-ol-o-je,.. s. the physiology of the organs of sensation. Æestivation, es-te-va -shun, s. See Estivation Æther, ee'-ther. See Ether. Æthrioscope, eth'-re-o-skope, s. an instrument for measuring changes in temperature due to changes in the sky (Gr. aithrios, clear, and skopeo, to see). Ætiology,e-te-ol-o-je, s. See Etiology.