Cassonade,kas-son-ade', s. unrefined sugar
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 30
(Fr.) of casting; throw; the thing thrown; the distance thrown; motion or turn of the eye; direction, look, or glance; a throw of dice; chance; the form into which athing is cast; a thing so formed; an impre ion; shape; mould; a tinge; manner or mien; allotment of parts in aplay. To cast aside, to dismi or reject as usele or inconvenient. To cast away, to reject;to waste;to wreck. To cast down, to throw down; to depre . To cast forth, to throw out; to emit. To cast off, to discard. To cast out, to turn out. To cast up,to reckon up; to upbraid; to vomit. To cast ons self on, to resign or yield one's self to the disposal of, without reserve. To cast young,to miscarry. To cast in the teeth, to upbraid;to charge; to twit. To cast off copy, to as certain how many printed pages will be made out of a manuscript. (Ice. kasta, to throw.)
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