ARID

(Lat.), n., f. pl. of arid us (uvæ understood). A*r(asr)’-?). Raisins. [B, 180.]—A. majores. Ordinary raisins; uvæ pa æ BE fa. 180.]-A. minores. The Zanté or Corin- A Peruvian name for the thian raisins. [B. 180. ARIDEÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl. A?r(asr)-i?d'e2-e(a®-e?), Of Dumortier, a family of pers belonging to the Glumacia and divided into the tribes Orontiaceæ and Arisareæ; afterward referred to Ararieæ and divided into the tribes Areæ and Orontieæ. [B, 170.] ARIDIFOLIÆ (Lat.), n. f. pl. A®r(a*r)-i2d-i2-fo’li?-e(a$-e2), From arid us, dry, and ‘folium, a leaf. Fr, aridifoliées. Of Agardh, a cla of the Ehanerocotyledones complete perigynæ, comprising the orders Epicrideæ, Ericeæ, Tremandree, Pit to sporeæ, Myrsineæ, Sapoteæ, Ebenaceæ, Olacinæ, Ternstræmiaceæ, and Aurantiaceæ. [B, 170.) ARIDIFOLIUS (Lat.), adj. aridifolié. Having leaves that feel dry to the touch. A?r(a3r)-i7d-i2-foli2-u3s(u4s). Fr. [L, 41, 116.]