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& 8. [Pref. col = con = cum = with, together; Eng. litigant (q. v.).] A. As adj.: Disputing, wrangling, or litigating with another. B. As subst.: One who disputes, wrangles, or is in litigation with another. acid, for three minutes, then carefully washing it of sulphuric acid, and five fluid ounces of nitric with water, and drying it in a water bath; it must be kept in a well-corked bottle. Collodion is used in photography; also in surgery, to form a protecting surface to the skin. It is a colorle very inflammable liquid, which dries quickly when exposed to the air, leaving a thin transparent film insoluble in water or in rectified spirit. collodion-proce , s. Archer, who first published an account of it in the Phot.: A proce in photography invented by Chemist for March, 1851. An iodized collodion is made by impregnating a solution of gun-cotton in ether, with a small quantity of iodide of pota ium or cadmium. A film of the iodized collodion is col-lô-ca-li-a, s . Gr. kollos glue, and kali a spread on the gla , which is then immersed in a a wooden dwelling, a hut, a bird's nest.] solution of nitrate of silver. The image is taken in Ornith.: A genus of birds, family Hi rund in ide the camera, developed by a weak solution of pyro(Swallows). Col local i a esculent a is the Edible or gallic acid and acetic acid, or a solution of pro Esculent or Edible-nest to sulphate of iron. Exce of iodide of silver is receives both allow Latin Edible est Swift,pich toned by hyposulphite of soda or cyanide of name from the fact that hotructs pota ium. This gives a negative. A positive is mainly of a glutinous secretion from the glands of obtained by laying the negative on prepared paper its mouth, slightly intermixed with gra , hair, ., and exposing them to light. ( Knight , & c .) boll, boy; pout, jowl; cat, cell, chorus, chin, bench; go, gem; thin, this; -cian, -tian = shan. -tion, -sion = shun; -tion, -sion = zhun. -tious, -cio us,