trithionic (trithionik)

[ ing the formula H2S306. It forms a strongly acid, bitter, odorle solution, which decomposes very readily. Trithrinax (trith'ri-naks), n. [NL. (Martius, 1823), from the three petals and three-parted calyx; It is characterized by bisexual flowers with imbricated petals, filaments united into a tube, and a style terminal or 4 species are natives of Brazil and They are thornle palms bearing smooth, roundish, fan shaped leaves, deeply many-parted into two-cleft induplicate segments. The leaf-stalks are sharply biconvex, ex tending above into a hard cordate ligule, and below into a fibrous sheath which is densely set with erect or reflexed spines. The flowers are small, on the flexuous branches of a spreading, thick-stalked spadix with many obliquely split spathes. Several species are included among the fanpalms of greenhouse cultivation: T. campestris is remarkable as one of the most southern of all palms, extending in the Argentine Republic to 32° 40' south, and is also peculiar for its woody leaves, more rigid than those of any triticalt (trit'i-kal), a. [ other palm. A tedious homily or a tritical declamation. I. D'Israeli , Amen. of Lit., I. 326. triticallyt (trit'i-kal-i), adv . In a tritical or commonplace manner. .. This sermon upon the Jewish dispensation, 'tis all tritical, and most tritically put together. Sterne , Tristram Shandy, vi. 11. The state or