clionidi (klionid)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 21
[ Clione borealis. stone rocks. [North. Eng.] -4. pl. The shelv ing sides of a river. [Scotch.] clinting (klin'ting), n. [Var. of clinking, verbal n. of clink, v.: see clint1 and ing.] A clinking sound. [Rare.] Mountains stretch'd around, Gloomy was their tinting, And the horse's hoofs Made a dismal clinting . Thackeray , Peg of Limavaddy. levels. IMG:content-0597.jpg:[blocks in formation] Clinton group, ore, etc. See the nouns. Clintonia (klin-to'ni-ä), n. [NL., named after De Witt Clinton (1769-1828), a prominent statesman of New York.] A liliaceous genus of plants, consisting of 6 species, divided equally among the Atlantic States, the Pacific coast of North America, and eastern Asia. They are stemle perennials of mountain woods, with rather large, lily-shaped, white or rose-colored flowers, solitary or umbellate on a short peduncle. The species of the Alleghanies and northward are C. borealis and C. umbellata.
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