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(Fr.), n. O-ra3na-zha. See CITRUS aurantium (1st def.); as a n. pi., o's, the Aurantiece. [B, 173 (o, 35).] Alcool at des fleurs d'o. See Oil of ORANGE-flowers. Eau de feuilles d'o. See Water of ORAVOE-leaves.- Eau distil!6e de fleurs d'o. See Aqua AURANTII florum (under AURANTIUS). Esprit d'o. [Fr. Cod.]. See Oil of ORAXOK-flowers. Extrait de feuilles d'o. See Extractum foliorum CITRI aurantii. Hydrolat de fleurs d'o. See Aqua AURANTII florum. Infusion de feuilles d'o. A preparation made by infusing 11 grammes of dry orange leaves in a litre of boiling water and straining. [B, 119 (a. 38).] O. des bois. See CITRUS aurantium rugosum. O. vrai [Fr. Cod.]. The Citrus aurantium. [B.] Pommade & la fleur d'o. See Pomatum florum NAPH^B. Poudre d'o. (feuille) [Fr. Cod.]. Lat., pulvis foliorum aurantiorum [Fr. Cod:]. The dried leaves of the bitter orange reduced to a powder and pa ed through a sieve of 120 meshes to the inch (French). [B, 113.] Sirop de fleur d'o. [Fr. Cod.]. See Syrupus AURANTII florum (under AURANTIUS). Teinture d'e ence d'o. (fleur) [Fr. Cod.]. A solution of 2 parts of volatile oil of orange-flowers in 98 of 90-per-cent. alcohol. [B, 113.] Cf. Spiritus AURANTII. Tisane d'o. (feuille) [Fr. Cod.]. Lat., ptisan a de foliis citri aurantii [Fr. Cod.]. An infusion of 5 parts of orange-flower leaves in 1,000 of boiling distilled water. [B, 113.] [s. 167]