troncanee de membre

[Fr.) Her.: Said of a cro or other bearing cut in pieces and separated, though still reserving the form of the cro , or other bearing. *trōne (1), s . [THRONE.] trōne (2), s . [Etym. doubt fui.) A small drain. (Prov.) *trône (3), *trōnes, s . [Low Cro Tronconée Demembré. Lat. trona ; O. Fr. tronel , troneau a balance, a weight, from Lat. trutina a balance.] A kind of steelyard or beam formerly used for weighing heavy commodities. *trone-weight, s. An ancient Scottish weight used for many home productions, as wool, cheese, butter, . In this weight the pound differed in various counties, from 21 oz. to 28 oz. avoirdupois. The later tron stone or standard weight contained 16 tron pounds, the tron pound being equivalent to 1'3747 lbs. avoirdupois. troô-lỹ, s. [Native name.] Bot.: Man i car i a saccifera . [MAN I CAR I A.]