arew (rew = ru)

t. [RUE, v.] To compa ionate. "Jhesu Crist arew hem sore, And seide he wolde racche hem thore." MS . Harl ., 2,253, f. 56. (S. in Boucher .) a-rew', a-rewe (rew = rû), adv. [Old Eng. a, and rew = row.] In a row. "Her hew Was wan and leane, that all her teeth arese And all her ones might thich her cheekes be red." Svenser F. Q., V. xii. 29. Argand, a Genevese, who invented it about IMG:content-0735.jpg:[graphic] ARGAND LAMP. the year 1782.] A lamp with the wick made hollow, so as to admit air to both surfaces of the flame with the effect of much increasing the light and heat. The same principle has also been adapted succe fully to gas-burners.