still at it i ous

[Latin still at it i us, from still a tum, sup. of stillo to drop; still a =a drop.] Falling in drops; drawn by a still. *still-a-tõr-ý, s. [STILL (2), v.] 1. An alembic, a still, a ve el for distillation. "Put water into the bottome of a stillatory , with the neb stopped."-Bacon. Nat . Hist ., § 27. 2. A place or room in which distillation is performed; a laboratory; a still-room. "These are nature's stillatories , in whose hollow caverns the ascending vapors are congealed to that universal aqua vitæ."-More: Antidote Against Atheism, bk. ii., ch. iii. still-er, s. (English still (1), v.; -er.] One who stills or quiets.