persuasory (u as w)

[Low Lat. persua sori us, from Lat. persuasus, pa. par. of persuadeo = to persuade (q. v.).] Having power to persuade; persuasive. "Neither is this persuasory ." -Browne : Vulgar Errors, bk. iv., ch. v. per-süe', 8. [PURSUIT.) A track. per-sül-phide, s. [Pref. per-, and Eng. sulphide (q. v.).] Chem. (pl.): Bodies having the composition of carbonic ethers in which the oxygen is either wholly or partly replaced by sulphur, e. g., diet hylic-trithi. ocarbonate=(C2H5)2CS3.