margarodite (marg a rod it)

[ margaron, margarone (märga-ron, -rōn), n. [= F. margarone; as margar ( ic ) + -on, -one.] À solid white fatty matter which crystallizes in pearly scales, and is obtained by distilling margaric acid with exce of lime. margaryize (mär'gar-i-iz), v. t.; pret. and pp. mar gary i zed, ppr. mar gary i zing. [ gaux. See château. margay (mär'gā), п. [= F. margay; See at the bar the booby Bet tes worth,... Who knows of law nor text nor margent. Swift. II. a . Marginal. Margent notes upon a French text. R. Salt on stall , To Winthrop (1643). Here, peradventure, my witle youth may be taxed with a margent note of presumption, for offering to put up any motion of applause in the behalf of so excellent a poet. Nash (Arber's Eng. Garner, I. 498). margentt (mär'jent), v. t. [ I present it [England's Eliza) in one whole entire hymne, distinguishing it only by succe ion of yeares, which I have margented through the whole story. Mir. for Mags . , p. 775, Pref.