Effloresce

ef-flo-ros', v.i. to blo om forth chern to become covered with a white dust: to form minute crystals. [L. ef, forth, fiorcsco to begin to blo om—-floreo-flos, a flower.] Efflorescence, ei-flo-res'ens, «. production of Jloivers the time of flowering a redne of the skin the formation of a white powder on the surface of bodies, or of minute crystals. Efflorescent, ef-flo-res'ent, adj forming a white dust on the surface shooting into white threads. LL. efflorescent, -ent is, pr.p. of effioresco.) roOte mOtc m03n Afceo. 158 IMG:page-158.webp:Page 158 Bffluence Bfflusnoe, ef'floo-ens,. flawing out: that which flows from any body i ue. Effluent, ef 'floo-ent, adj.,fl, wingout. —n. a stream that flows out of another stream or lake. [L. effluent, ment is, pr.p. of ejfluo—of (= ex), out, ftHO, tO flow, Effluvium, ef-flOO'vi-um, «. minute particles that flow out from bodies disagreeable vapours rising from decaying matter Effluvia, efflwVvi-a. - adj. Effiu'vial. fL.— ejfluoj