GRENADE

(Fr.), n. Grea-na3d. From granatum, a pomegranate. The fruit of Punica granatum. [B, 121, 173 (a, 24).] Jcorce de g. [Fr. Cod.]. See POMEGRANATE rind. Slrop de g. Fr. Cod.]. Sp., jarabe de granada [Sp. Ph.]. A syrup made of 5 arts of the juice of the fruit of Punica granatum and 9 parts of ugar LSp. Ph.] or of the juice mixed with a sufficiency of sugar to >roduce a mixture of the sp. gr. of 1'33 after cooling. [B, 95.J sue de g. IFr. Cod.]. Sp., zumo de granada [Sp. Ph.J. The trained, expre ed juice of pomegranates (fruit of Funica granaum), or, according to the Sp. Ph., of the seeds of sour pomegranates, larified by fermentation and filtered. LB, 95.] [s. 240]