linarite
The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 803
(lin’a-rit), nm. [ Spain, + -ite2.] A hydrated sulphate of lead and copper, occurring in deep azure-blue monoclinie crystals. linativet, ». A corrupt form of lenitive. lince (lins), ». [Var. of inchl.] A bank of sod between terraces formed on a hillside by the ancient mode of plowing strips and leaving banks of sod between them; also, the strip or terrace of arable soil between two such banks. [Prov. Eng. | lincelst, ”. pl. [Also lintels, and lints; origin obsecure; prob. OF.] Tares in corn. Hall i well. Linceus,. See Lynceus. linch! (linch), ». [
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