parelies

pl. [Greek parèlia.] Vivid clouds which bear the image of the sun. Glistning parelies on other meteors." H. More: Immort. of the Soul , I. iii. 25. pa-rěl-la, pě-rělle', s . [Fr. parelle , perelle .] Bot.: Lecanora parella , a crustaceous lichen, and some other species more or le akin to it, furnishing, as it does, the dye called litmus. pa-rěl'-lic, a. [English parell ( a ); suff. -ic.] Derived from Leconora parella. parellic-acid, s. Chem.: C9H6O4. Parellin. An acid extracted parenthesis par-en-chym-a-to us, pa-ren-chy-moŭs, a . [PARENCHYMA.] Of or pertaining to parenchyma; spongy. resembling or consisting of parenchma; soft, There is a parenchymatous hepatitis. neo to recommend, from para =beside, and aineō tpa-ren-ě-sis, s. [Gr. parainesis , from para i = to praise; Fr. parénèse .] Persuasion, exhort a-. tion. tpăr-ě-nět-ic, *păr-e-net-ic-al, adj . [Greek para i net i kos , from parainesis : Fr. parénétique .] Hortatory, exhorting, persuasive, encouraging. "In an epistle pare net i cal to the pope himself."Bishop Bedell : Letters , p. 350.