ethylic (ethilik)

[ alcohol. Et In carn at us (et in-kär-na'tus). [So called from the first words: L. et, and; in carn at us, incarnate.] 1. In the Roman Catholic ma , a section of the Credo. - 2. A musical setting of that section. etiolate (ē'ti-o-lāt), v.; pret. and pp. etiolated, pretiolating to or me den, Fotiler, be. come slender or puny (Roque fort); F. dial. (Norm.) refl. s'eticuler, grow into stalks or straw, in- at us, II. trans . To blanch; whiten by exclusion of the sun's rays or by disease. Celery is in this manner blanched or etiolated . Whewell , Bridge water Treatises (Astron. and Physics), xiii. Who could have any other feeling than pity for this poor human weed, this dwarfed and etiolated soul? O. W. Holmes, Old Vol. of Life, p. 60. IMG:content-0757.png:[blocks in formation]