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[Eng. ir (on); -stone.] Min .: A general term for any hard rock. I'-ri-an, a . [Eng.ir(is); -an.] Anat .: Belonging to or in any way connected with the iris. Ir-I-T-tě-a, s. [Named after Juan Iriarte, a Spanish amateur botanist.] Bot .: A genus of Palms, tribe Arecese (q. v.). It consists of few species, all from South America. The hard outer wood of Iriartea exorrhiza , the Pashiuba or Paxiuba palm of Brazil, is used in this country for making umbrella handles. İr-I-çışm, s . [Eng. Irish; -ism.] An Irishism (q. v.); any Irish peculiarity of behavior. I'-rid, s . [Lat. iris (gen it. irid is ) ; Gr. iris (gen it. iridos )=the rainbow; the plants described under 2.] 1. Ord . Lang .: The circle round the pupil of the eye; the iris. sire, sir, marine; gō, pot, 2. Botany: iridaceæ (1) Sing.: A member of the Iridaceae (q. v.). (2) Pl .: The name given by Lindley to the Iridacem (q. v.). i-rid-a-çe-se, I-rid-e-se, *1'-rid-es, s. pl. [Lat. iris (gen it. irid is ).] [IRID.] Bot .: Irids, an order of Endogens, alliance Narc is sales. It consists of herbs, or more rarely of undershrubs, with tuberous or fibrous roots; leaves generally equitant or or distichous; bracts spatha ceo us; calyx and corolla adherent or colored; petals three; stamens three; ovary three-celled, many seeded; fruit capsular. Found at the Cape of Good Hope, the temperate parts of Europe and in this country. I-rid-e-a, s. [Lat. iris , gen it. irid (is); fem. adj. sing. suff.-αα.] Bot.: A genus of Rose-spored Algals, order Ceramiacese, sub-order Cerameæ, family Nemastomidse or Cryptonemiaceæ. Iridœa edulis is sometimes called Dulse, though the genuine Scottish Dulse is Rhodomenia palmata .