Igneous

ig'ne-us, a. Pert, to, consisting of, contain- ing, or like (Geol.) Resulting from the action of [L. igneus, ignis, fire, ignire, -nitum, to set on Skr. agni, perh. aj, to move.] — Ignite', -n!f, v. To kindle, set on — v. lo take begin to burn. — Ignilor, -tSr, One who, or that which, etc.; esp. the contrivance for inflaming powder in a torpedo, etc. — Ignitlble, a. Capable of being ignited. — Igni'tion, -nish'un, Act of, or state of being, etc. — Ignes'cent, -sent, a. Emitting sparks of fire when struck with steel; scintillating. — Ignif'erous, -er-us, a. Producing fire. [L./erre, to bear, produce.] — Ignip'otent, a. Presiding over [L..potens, powerful.]— Ig'nisfat'uus, -u-us, pi. Ig'nes-fat'ui, -nez-fat'u-I. A flitting light that appears, at night, over marshy grounds, etc., supposed to be occasioned by decomposition of animal or vegetable substances, or by inflammable gas; will-o'-the-wisp. [L./atuus, foolish, misleading.]