Dollman
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 77
See DOLMAN. Dolly, n. See DOLL. -( Mining.) A mechanical contrivance for the stirring of ores in the proce of washing. -A domestic instrument used for stirring linen while undergoing purification in the laundry. mány; Turk. dhólam at .] A garment of the ca ock kind, worn by the Turks, Albanians, Hungarians, . Dol'men, n . [Celt.] ( Archæol .) Same as CROMLECH, q . v. Dolomieu', DEODAT GUI SYLVA IN TANCRÈDE DE GRATET DE, a French geologist, B. in Dauphiné, 1750. He accompanied Bonaparte to Egypt, and on his return was taken prisoner, confined at Me ina, and D. 1801. He had travelled, for scientific purposes, in many parts of Europe; and he is especially distinguished for his discovery of the peculiar geological formation of the mountain-ranges of South Tyrol, which have since been named, after him, the "Dolomite Mountains." He was author of many esteemed works, of which his Mineralogical Philosophy , and a Voyage to the Lipari Islands , are the chief.
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