Sanskritist (sanskritist)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 4
[Also Sans crit ist; sans nombre (son nom'br). [F.: sans, without; nombre, number.] In her., repeated often, and covering the field: said of any small bearing: as, a field or mullets sans nombre gules. The small bearings are generally arranged in a formal manner. By some writers it is held that the figures in sans nombre must not be cut off at the edges of the escutcheon. Compare semé. Sanson's images. The reflections from the anterior surface of the cornea and the anterior and posterior surfaces of the lens of the eye. Sanson's map-projection. See projection . sans-serif (sanz's er'if), n. [F.sans, without, + E. serif .] A printing-type without serifs, or finishing cro -lines at the ends of main strokes. See serif , and Gothic , n., 3. [Eng.] sans souci (son sö-sē'). [F.: sans, without; souci, care.] Without care; free from care: used specifically as the name ( Sans Souci ) of a royal palace at Potsdam in Pru ia, built by Frederick the Great. santt, a. and n. An obsolete form of saint . Santa Ana bark. See bark2 . Santa Fé nutmeg. See nutmeg , 2. santal (san'tal), n. [ wood: see sandal2.] In phar., sandalwood. Oil of santal. See oil.
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