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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 2
[Eng. quartz; suff.- oid.] Crystall.: A double six-sided pyramid, represented by uniting two six-sided single pyramids base to base. quârtz-ōse, quârtz'-ōze, quârtz-oŭs, a. [Eng. quartz; suff.- ose, -ose, -oze, -ous.] Petrol.: Containing more or le quartz. quârtz-ý, a . [ Eng.quartz ; -y.] Of the nature or quality of quartz; pertaining to quartz; consisting of, containing, or abounding in quartz. quash, *quasch - *quasch - en, *quasch - yn, *qua , *qua h, v . 1. & i. [O. Fr. qua er (Fr. ca er ) = to shatter, to annul, from Lat. qua o to shatter, frequent. from quatio (pa. par.qua us )=to shake.] IMG:content-0068.png:[blocks in formation] crush. quasi-trustee, s. quatern Law : A person who reaps a benefit from a breach of trust, and so becomes answerable as a trustee. quas-i mō-dō, phr . [See def.] Roman Calendar : A term applied to the first Sunday after Easter, from the opening words of the introit for that day, " quasi modo geniti infantes "= as (infants) lately (born). tquăs'-jě, s. [Native name.] Zool .: Nasua fusc a . [COATΙ.) qua , v. t. [QUASH, 8.]
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