azulmin (azulmin)

[ spontaneous decomposition of hydrocyanic azumbre (Sp. pron. ä-thöm'brā), n. [Sp.] Α Spanish liquid measure, equal to about half a gallon. azure (azh'ūr or a'zhur), n. and a. [ But natheles this mark is hath doon make Of gemmes set in gold and in asure , Broches and ringes, for Grisildis sake. Chaucer, Clerk's Tale, 1. 254. 2. The fine blue color of the sky: as, "her eyes a bashful azure, " Tennyson, The Brook. If... the air were absolutely pure and devoid of mat ter foreign to it, the azure the sky would no longer be seen and the heaven would appear black. Spottiswoode , Polarisation, p. 82. A little speck of azure has widened in the western heavHawthorne, Twice-Told Tales, I. ens. ing with aniline black, formed by treating the fabric with ammonia after the black is com pletely developed. azurite (azh'u-rīt), n. [ The azurn sheen of turkis blue. Milton , Comus, 1. 893. azury (azh'u-ri or a'zhū-ri), a. [