Holocaust

hol'o-kawst, n. a burnt sacrifice, in which the whole of the victim was consumed IL —Gr. holokouston holes, whole, and kaustos, burnt.] Holograph, hol'o graf, «. a document wholly written by the person from whom proceeds. adj. Holographic. (Gr.—holes, whole, and graphs, to write.] Bolometer hol-om'et-ir, «. all instrument for taking all kinds of measures. [Fr. holomHre — Gr. halos, whole, and metron, measure.] Holpen, holp'n, old P ering a pistol. adj. Hol's fcered. (Acc to Skeat, from Dut. holster a pistol-case hullen, to cover, which cog. with A.S. helan to cover.]