Guttering

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 62
The channels made for carrying off water. The act of making channels to carry off super fluous water. Guttiferæ, n . pl . ( Bot . ) Same as CLUSIACEE, q. v. Guttifera'les, n. pl . ( Bot .) An alliance of plants, sub-cla Hyродупоus Exogens. DIAG. Mono dichlamydeous flowers, axile placentæ, an imbricated calyx, an imbricated or twisted corolla, stamens indefinite, and an embryo with little or no albumen. The alliance is divided into 7 orders, viz., DIPTERA CEE, TERNSTROMIACEE, RHIZOBOLACEE, CLUSIACEE, MARCGROVIACER, HYPERICACES, and REAUMURIACEE, q. v. Guttiferous, a . Yielding gum or resin. Gut'tler, n. A person who eats greedily and voraciously. Gut'tural, a . Lat. guttural is , from guttur , the throat.] Belonging to the throat; formed in or by the throat; as, a guttural pronunciation. -n.
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