ALCARAZ

(Sp.), n, A?l-ka?-raîth"". A sulphurous mineral spring in the province of Salamanca, Spain; recommended in nervous and alimentary disorders. [B, 130.] ALCARAZZA, ALCARRAZA, n°s. A‘l-ka’r-ra*’za8, From Sp., alcarraza (from Ar., al, the, and kurrdz,a jug). A ve el used in hot climates, made of slightiy burnt clay, which is sey porous, so that the contained liquid oozes parouE to the outside, forming a re ot dew, by the rapid evaporation of which the ve el is cooled., 2. ALCARSINE (Fr.),n.f. A‘l-ka'r-sen. See ALKARSINE. ALCARGEN, n. A?l-ka*r’jeïn. Cacodylic (dimethylarginic) acid, [A, 346.]. ALCE (Lat.), n. f. *l)/se(ka). Gen., al’ces. From édxf, crengit, defense. 1. Strength, power. 2, Defense, protection. O, no; 0%, not; O*, whole; Th, thin; Th2, the; U, like oo in too; U2, blue; U3, lull; U*, full; US, urn; US, like ü (German),