empyreumatic, empyreumatIcal

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 33
[Mod. Lat. empyreuma (gen it. empyreuma tis ); -ic, ical.] Pertaining to or derived from empyreuma; having the taste and smell of wood burnt in close ve els. ěm-py-reu-ma-tize, v. t. [Eng., ., empyreu ing in close ve els. IMG:content-0944.png:[blocks in formation] "The chapel empties ; and thou mayst be gone Now, sun." Ben Jonson: Underwoods. ěmp-ty-sis, s. [Gr. emptysis =spitting; emptyö =to spit upon: en =in, on, and ptyō -to spit out or up.] Med.: Spitting of blood from the mouth, the Sauces, or the parts adjacent.
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