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A French-English Dictionary for Chemists · 1921 · p. 232
a. Lappic. —m. Lappic; (cap.) Lap- lander. Laponie, f. Lapland. laps, m. lapse. laquage, m. lacquering; laking. Jlaque, f. lake; Jac, gum lac. —m. lacquer, lacker. — a. lac. 232 a? ee — briilée, a cochineal lake containing a little _ black. — carminée, lake (proper), cochineal lake (of which carmine and crimson lake are varieties). — de bots rouge, redwood lake. become fat i — de garance, madder lake. lasting, m. lasting (the cloth). — de gaude, weld lake. latemment, ovr. latently. — de Smyrne, Smyrna lake (from madder). latent, a, latent. — en baton, stick-lac. latéral, a. side, lateral. — en boules de Venise, a variety of redwood latéralement, ode. laterally, on the side, side (or brazilwood) lake. ways, sidewise. — en écailles, — en fewilles, shellac, shell lac. latex, m_ (Bot) latex. — en fils, lac melted and drawn into threads. laticifére, a. (Bot) Isticiferous. * —en grains, seed lac. latin, a. Latin; Is teen (ail). — m. Latin. — en plaques, shellac. latitude, /. latitude. — fine, s variety of cochineal lake. latrine, 7. Istrine, privy. — minérale, a green pigment made by prelatte, # lath; strip (as of iron); (Ceram.) a cipitating a solution of sine and copper paddle or shovel for handling the moist sulfates with sodium carbonate. clay; straight saber. — ordinatre, a variety of cochineal lake. lattis, m. lathing, lath work. — plate, shellac laud a nine, *. laud a nine. = plate d'Tialie, a variety of redwood lake. laud an isé, a. containing Iaudanum. Jaqué, «a. lacquered, tackered; (of blood) laud a no sine, © laud a no sine. laked. laudanum, m. ( Pharm.) laudanum. Jaquebleu, m. litmus. — de Sydenham, Sydenham’s laudanum, wine
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