pittacal (pitakal)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 19
[Also pitta call; = F. pittacale, an anniversary service; lit. 'a pious office or 4518 teeth with pits in the enamel, resulting from defective development.-Pitted ti ue. See prosenchyma. - Pitted ve el. See ve el. pitter1† (pit'er), v. i. [A dim. var. of patter2. ] To murmur; patter. When sommers heat hath dried up the springs, And when his pittering streames are low and thin. Greene (Park's Heliconia, III. 67).
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