succi no us (suks in us)

[L. succinus, sucr nus, of amber: see succin.) Pertaining to or resembling amber. succirubra-bark (suk-si-rö'bra-bärk), พ. [ succise (suk-sis'), a. In bot., appearing as if cut or broken off at the lower end. A. Gray. succisiont (suk-sizh'on), n. [ In the succision of trees. Bacon . ( Imp . Dict.) succivorous (suk-siv'ō-rus), a. [L. succus, sucus, juice, + vorare , devour.) Feeding upon the juic juices of plants, as an insect. succlamationt (suk-lā-ma's hon), n. [ clamatio ( n- ), a crying out, Why may we not also, by some such succlamations as these, call off young men to the better side? Plutarch's Morals (trans.), iii. 412