pyrosomidæ

pl. [Mod. Lat. pyrosom (a); Lat. fem. pl. adj. suff. -idœ.] [PYROSOMA.] pyr-o-sor-bic, a . [Pref. pyro- , and Eng. sorbic .] Derived from or containing sorbic acid. pyro sorbic-acid, s . [MALEIC-ACID.] stearin.] pyr-o-ste-a-rin, subst . [Pref. pyro- , and Eng. Chem.: The name applied by Berzelius to the le fusible portion of the distillate obtained by distilling empyreumatic oils with water, the more fusible portion being called pyrelain. ( Watts .) për-o-stěr-e-o-type, s [Pref. pyro- , and Eng. stereoscope (q. v.).] A proce in which a block of wood is prepared as a matrix for a fusible metal by burning away portions of its surface.