eiderdown (iderdoun)

[ made from the fleeces of merino sheep, sold in different colors for knitting and similar kinds of work. eidograph (I'dō-gráf), n. [Prop. * i do graph, eidolon (i-dō'lon), n.; pl. eidola (-lä). [Also idolon (reg. L. form idõlum, whence E. idol, q. v.), Where an eidolon named Night On a black throne reigns upright. Poe , Dream-land. IMG:content-0261.jpg:[blocks in formation] The skill of the best constructors of microscopic objectives has been of late years succe fully exerted in the removal of the "residual errors" to which these eidola were due. W. B. Carpenter , Micros., § 11. eidomusikon (i-do-mü'zi-kon), n. [Prop. (NL.) * i do music on,