strial (strial)

[ Des Cartes imagines this earth once to have been a sun, the same posture, by reason of the striate particles find and so the centre of a le er vortex, whose axis still kept ing no fit pores for their pa ages but only in this direction. Ray . striate (str i'at), v. t.; pret. and pp. striated, ppr. striating. [ F. strier), furrow, channel, the striking of the clock. He persevered for a stricken hour in such a torrent of unnece ary tattle. Scott.