saspachite
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 30
[After Saspach, Kaiserstuhl, Baden, where found; suff. -ite (Min.).] Min.: A zeolitic mineral, found as tufts and concretions in dolerite. An analysis yielded: Silica, 51.50; alumina, 16:51; lime, 6.20; potash, 6'82; mag 3. The gate in which a mill-saw is strained and nesia, 1.93; water, 17:0=99.96. IMG:content-0952.png:[blocks in formation] "So sashed and plumed, that they are grown infinitely more insolent in their fine clothes, even than they were in their rags."- Burke : Regicide Peace. săsh-er-, s. [English sash; -ery.] Sashes worn for ornament, .
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