calcitic (kalsitik)

[ ing to or formed of calcite: as, calcitic cement. Under atmospheric influences, the calcitic cement appears to be replaced by one which is in large part sili ceo us. 1.] One who who practises calcography. Phy + -er1.] cography + -ical.] Pertaining to calcography. calcography (kal-kog'ra-fi), n. [ ( calc- ), lime, + The art of drawing with black or colored chalks + Gr. -γραφία, γράφειν , write.] IMG:content-2924.png:[blocks in formation] E. bear1. Prop. calciferous, q. v.] Pro containing lime; calcigerous:: as, the ducing or cor calcophorous tubules of bone (also called can a liculi calcophori ). calc-sinter (kalk's in"ter), n. [