Pyre

pir, n. A funeral pile; a pile to be burnt. —?yri'tes, pi-ri'tez, u. (Min.) A combination of sulphur with iron, copper, cobalt, or nickel, presenting a; linger or ink, tiien, bowboN, chair, get. white or yellowish metallic luster. — Pyr'olig'neo us, -ne-us, -lig'nic, a. (Chem.) Generated by the till at i on of wood, — said of a kind of acetic holding in solution oily impurities. — Pyrom'eter, pi-rom'e-ter, n. An instrument for measuring grees of heat above those indicated by the mercurial thermometer.— Pyr'otech/nic, -nical, -tek'nik-al, Pert, to fireworks, or the art of forming them.— Pyr'otech'nics, n. Art of making or exhibiting works, esp. for public amusement or rejoicing.— Pyr'oxene, pir'oks-en, n. A mineral, augite, q. 338