Sulphovinic

acid, sul-fo-vin'-ikas'-sid, s. anacid formed by the action of sulphuric acid upon alcohol. €46 SUMMER-HOUSE yellow colour,brittle, insoluble in water,but fusible byheat; brimstone (L). to subject to the action of sulphur. substance, such as wool or cotton, to the action of sulphur for the purpose of discoloring or bleaching; the act of dre ing or anointing with sulphur. the qualities of sulphur; impregnated with sulphur Sulphureously, sul-few'-re-us-le, ad. in a sulphurous manner. Sulphureousne , sul-few'-re-us-nes, s. the state of being sulphurous. bin at i on. Sulphuretted hydrogen, a colourle gas, composed of one equivalent of sulphur and two of hydrogen. from sulphur. Sulphuric acid, oil of vitriol. sulphur; designating an acid formed by one equivalent of sulphur combined with two of oxygen. hog's fennel. ties of sulphur. the sovereign of the Turkish or Ottoman empire (Ar. a ruler) a Sultana, sul-tä' -na, s. a W. Indian marsh bird; a kind of raisin. sultan. very hot and moist, or hot, close, stagnant and inelastic, as air or the atmosphere (swelter). Sultrine , sul' -tre-nes, s. the state of being sultry. magnitudes, quantities or particulars; arithmetical calculation; a quantity of money or currency: amount; summary; substance; height; completion: v.a. to add into one whole; to bring into a small compa or comprise in a few words (L. summa, amount, from hummus, highest). some species of which are used in tanning, dyeing and medicine (Ar.) amount cannot be ascertained. pa , or into few words; concise; compendious; done summarily: s. an abridged account; an abstract or compendium. See Sum. Summarily, sum'-ma-re-le, ad. in a summary manner; concisely; in a short way or method. amount; an aggregate. a Summer, sum'-mer, s. one who casts up an account.; comprehended in our northern hemisphere within the months of June, July, and August: a. as in summer: v.n. to pa the summer or warm season. Indian summer, in N. America, a short summer season towards the latter end of autumn St. Martin's summer, a brief return of summer after winter has set in. (A.S. sum or) laid over columns and pilasters,beginning to make a cro vault; a large timber supported on two strong piers or posts, or a strong beam laid as a central floor-timber [Arch.] (Fr.sommier, a pack-horse, mattre .) a Summer-colts, sum'-mer-kolts, s. the undulating state of the air near the surface of the ground when heated. of the genus kochia. duck. during the warm months to pulverize the soil and kill weeds: v.a. to plough and work repeatedly in summer, to prepare for wheat or other crop. in a garden to be used in summer; a house for summer's residence.