coctile

[ Lat.coctilis, from coctus, pa. par. of coquo to cook, to bake.] Made by baking, as a brick. coc-tion, s. [Lat. coctio; from coctus, pa. par. of coquo to cook.] 1. The act or proce of boiling, cooking, or baking. 2. The act or proce of digestion. "The disease is sometimes attended with expectoration from the lungs, and that is taken off by a coction and purations or a gangrene."- Arbuthnot : On Diet. resolution of the feverish matter, or terminates in sup *coc'-türe, s . [Lat. coctura , from coctus , pa. par. of coquo .] The act or proce of cooking, coction. cō-cum-Igl'-i-a ( g silent), s. [Ital.] Bot. & Hort.: A kind of plum (Prunus Cocum iglia), found wild in Calabria, the bark of which is used in the intermittent fevers of that region, being preferred to cinchona. co-cus, s. [Corruption of cocos or cocoa (q. v.), or the native name.] A term occurring only in the IMG:content-0070.png:[blocks in formation]