alluvien
A French-English Dictionary for Chemists · 1921 · p. 40
a. alluvial. m. alluvium, alluvion. a. alluvial. m. alluvia tion. m. allyl. a. allyl. m. allylene. m. a metallic derivative of allylene, allylenide (as, allylénure de mercure). a. allyl. m. almanac. f. (Min ) almandite, almandine. aloés, m. aloes, aloe. cab all in, caballine aloes, horse aloes. dépuré, purified aloes. hépatique des Barbades, Barbados aloes. socotrin (or sucotrin), Sokotrine aloes.’ f. aloétin. a. & m. aloetic. m. standard finene , standard; alloy; quality. f. aloin. a. aloctic. etc. See allonge, etc. adv. then, at that time, in that case. que, when; even if, altho. —, till then. f. lark. »v.t. render heavy; increase (weight); load (fabrics, paper, etc.); render dull. m. rendering heavy, etc. (see alourdir); heavine , dullne . m. bringing to standard finene ; alloying; alloy. v.t. bring (gold or silver) to standard finene ; alloy. alpaga, m. alpaca. f.pl. Alps. a. Alpine; (Bot.) alpestrine, subalpine. a. alphabetic(al). adv. alphabetically. v.!. alphabetize, alphabet. alphoenix, m. alphenic, sugar candy. m. a compound which is both an alcohol and a phenol, alphenol. a. Alpine, alpine. m. (Ceram.) alquifou. a. Alsatian. f. alterability. a. alterable; unstable; (of foods) perishable. p.a. alterant; causing thirst; (Med.) alterative. — alterant; (Med.) alterative. 40 altérat if
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