Saturn

sat′urn, or sā′-, n. the ancient Roman god of agriculture: one of the planets: ( her. ) a tincture, in colour black.— n.pl. Saturnā′lia , the annual festival in honour of Saturn, a time of unrestrained license and enjoyment.— adjs. Saturnā′lian , pertaining to the Saturnalia: riotously merry: di olute; Satur′nian , pertaining to Saturn, whose fabulous reign was called 'the golden age:' happy: pure: simple: denoting the verse in which the oldest Latin poems were written; Sat′urnine , grave: gloomy: phlegmatic—those born under the planet Saturn being so disposed: pertaining to lead.— n. Sat′urnist ( obs. ), a gloomy person.— Saturn's ring , a ring round and near the planet; Saturn's tree , an arborescent deposit of lead from a solution of lead acetate. [ Saturn us — serĕre , satum , to sow.]