Satin

satin, n. A glo y silk cloth, of a thick, close texture, and overshot woof. It. setino, and LL. seta, silk, L. seta, hair, bristle see Seton.] —Sat'inet', n. A thin species of satin a kind of flo y cloth made of cotton warp and woolen filling. ateen', -ten', n. A glo y dre -goods, resembling satin, but having a worsted instead of a silken face. — Satiny, a. Like, or composed of, satin. — Sat'in-spar. n. (Min.) A fine fibrous variety of carbonate of lime, having a pearly luster. klatire, Satisfy, etc. See under Satiate. Satrap, salrap or satlap, n. In ancient Persia, the governor of a province viceroy. [F. satrape, L. and Gr. satrapes, Zend shoithrapaiti shoithra (Skr. kshetra), a region, and paiti, Skr. pat i, master.] — Sat'rapal, a. Pert, to a satrap or satrapy.— Satlapy, -ra-pY, n. Government or jurisdiction of a satrap. Saturate, etc. See under Satiate.