Euphuistic

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 8
Belonging to euphuism or euphuists. Euphyllite, n. ( Min.) A variety of MICA, q. v. Eu'pion, n. [Gr., very fat.] ( Chem.) A very limpid liquid which stains paper like oil, and which exists in the tar produced during the destructive distillation of many animal and vegetable substances. Its specific gravity is 0-74, and it boils and evaporates at 3400. It is insoluble in water, but di olves in ether and alcohol. It is insipid and inodorous, but highly inflammable. Euplastic, a. [Gr. eu, well, and pla o, I form.] ( Med.) Having the faculty of becoming organizable in a high degree, as in false membrane resulting from acute in-flamm at i on in a healthy person. -n. The organizable matter by which the ti ues of the body are renewed.
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