vitrescence

[Eng. vitrescen(t); -ce.] The quality or state of being vitrescent; a tendency to become gla y; susceptibility of being formed into gla ; gla ine . vitulus a calf, from the glistening, veal-like appear to become gla or gla y; susceptible of being ance of the skin in this disease.] liver. *vit-1-lit-1-gāte, v . i . [Lat. vitilitigatum , sup. of vitiligo , from vitium =vice, and litigo to quar rel.] [LITIGATE.] To contend in law litigiously or vexatiously. *vit-i-lit-i-ga-tion, s. [VITILITIGATE.] Vexatious or quarrelsome litigation. "I'll force you, by right ratiocination, To leave your vitilitigation ." Butler: Hudibras, I. iii. 1,261. vit-i-os-i-ty (it as Ish), subst . [Lat. vitiositas , from vitiosus vicious (q. v.).] The quality or state of being vicious; depravity, corruption. "Unle it were justly chargeable upon the vitiosity or defect of its principles or rules."-Pleydell: Sermon at Glanvill's Funeral.