effluvial (eflovial)

[ What an eminent physician, who was skilled in perfumes, affirmed to me about the durablene of an efflu viating power. Boyle, Works, V. 47. effluvium (e-flö'vi-um), n.; pl. effluria (-a). [= F. efflure = Sp. efturio = Pg. It. effluvio, Besides its elect rick attraction, which is made by a sul phureous effluvium, it will strike fire upon percu ion. efflux (ef'luks), n. [= Sp. (obs.) eflujo = It. efflu o, Sir T. Browne, Vulg. Err., ii. 1. section of the stream, while the pre ure is increased, so that the efflux is le than the amount given by Torr i cell i's theorem. Yellow efflorescent sparry incrustations on stone. Woodward, Fo ils.