BISCUIT

Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 4
(Fr. bis, lirice, and cuit, baked.) In Sculppecles of porcelain, of which groups and figures in miniature are formed, which are twice pa ed through the furnace or oven. It is executed without glaze upon it.., this term is applied to earthenware and porcelain, after it has been hardened in the fire, and before itrethe Lr!a/.e: in this state il is permeable to water. [s. 163]
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