polylith18nite

[Pref. poly-, and Eng. lithionite.] Min.: A lithium-mica found in large crystals at Kangerdluarsuk. West Green land. Contains about 9 per cent. of lithia. *po-lyl-o-quent, adj . [Pref. poly- , and Latin loquens , pr. par. of loquor to speak.] Talking much; talkative, garrulous. *pol--măth, *po-lym-a-thist, subst . [POLYMATHY. One learned in many subjects; one who has a smattering of many sciences. pol-y-măth-ic, a. [Eng. polymath (y); -ic.] Per. taining to polymathy. põ lym-a-thỹ, s . [Gr. poly mat he i a , from polys =many, und mathein , 2 aor. inf in. of manthano to learn.] The knowledge of many arts and sciences; an acquaintance with many different subjects. pol-y-mēr, s. [POLYMERIDE.] pol-ý-mer-ic, a. [Eng. polymer; -ic.] Chem.: Polymerous (q. v.). po-lym-er-ide, subst. [Pref. poly-; Gr. meros = a part, and Eng. suff. -ide.] Chem.: A polymeric body.