Azoic

a-zolk, a. Destitute of animal life. — Azote, a-zot', n. (Chem.) A gas unfit for.,^ respiration; nitro-^Mi gen. — Az'otize, *| -tlz, v. t. [azo- ^;" tized (-tizd), AZOtizing.] To im- -^ pregnate with, \WM£/cfi$xPrMw.^a ^. etc.; to nitrogen- Azu're, a'zher, azh'gr a. Of a or sky-blue; cerulean. Aye-Aye. — n. The blue color of the sky; the blue vault above. (Her.) Blue, represented in engraving by horizontal lines. — Az'urite, -it, n. Blue carbonate of copper.; linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. B, be. The 2d letter in the English alphabet; labial consonant, the correlative of p. It is logically convertible with>», p, f, v, and w. The nominal of the 7th tone in the model scale (scale of C major), or of the 2d tone in tive minor scale (scale of A minor).— B flat The tone or half step, or semitone lower than Baa, ba, n. The cry of sheep. — v. i. To cry or bleat, Babble, bab'bl, v. i. [babbled (bab'bld), -bling.] To utter words imperfectly or unintelligibly prate; to chatter; to make a constant murmuring noise, as a stream running over rocks. — v. prate; to utter. — n. Idle talk; sensele prate; meaning words. — Bab'bler, n. An idle talker tell-tale. 40