terras ser

v.t. bank up, fill in; terrace; floor, confound, terre, /. earth; clay; ground; soil; land. mettre & la —, (Elec.) ground. — @ briques, brick earth, brick clay. — da ciment, cement earth, cement clay. —d couleur, any earth used as a pigment. — a faience, crockery earth, earthenware clay. — ad foul on, fuller’s earth. —alcaline, alkaline earth. —d mouler, molding loam. — a pipe, pipe clay. — d porcelaine, porcelain clay, kaolin. — a pol, ad poterie, — ad potier, potter’s earth, potter’s clay. — au feu, fireclay. — bolaire, bole. — calcaire, calcareous earth. — colorée, colored earth, spec if. umber. — crue, raw earth, raw clay. —cutte, terra cotta, baked clay (esp. the porous variety, including tiles and bricks). tet terre d’alun, aluminous earth. — de fer, (Min.) iron clay, clay ironstone. Terre de Feu, Tierra del Fuego. — de la Chine, china clay, kaolin. — del a Nouvelle-Orléans, annatto. — de Lemnos, Lemnian earth. — de Paris, a refractory clay used for making crucibles. —de pipe, pipe clay; (Ceram.) a kind of glazed earthenware. — de Sienne, sienna. — de Sienne brilée, burnt sienna. — de Vérone, Verona earth, Veronese earth, Verona green. — d'infusotres, infusorial earth (diatomaceous earth, kieselguhr). — d'Ttalie, Italian earth, sienna. — d’ombre, umber. —du Japon, terra japonica (gambier, or, more widely, any catechu). — franc he, vegetable mold. — glaise, clay (esp. one used for burning). — gra e, clayey soil. — mérite, turmeric. — pesante, heavy earth, baryta. — pourrie, rottenstone. — rare, rare earth. — réfractatre, fire clay. — tour be use, peat soil, peat land. — végétale, vegetable mold. terreau, m. mold, humus; compost. Terre-Neuve, /. Newfoundland. terrer, »v.t. scour, full (with fuller’s earth); clay (sugar); earth, cover or treat with earth.