paradoxology (paradoksoloji)

[= Sp. paradoxología = Pg. paradoxologia, Whoever shall indifferently perpend the exceeding dif. ficulty which either the obscurity of the subject, or unavoidable paradoxology, must put upon the attempt, will easily discern a work of this nature is not to be performed on one leg. Sir T. Browne, Vulg. Err., To the Reader. parage laundry-work, as a vehicle for the fulminate in matches, as a cartridge-covering, for preserving fruit and vegetables by forming a film or coating on the surface, and for many other purposes. One of the main sources of paraffin is crude petroleum, which yields a considerable quantity during its preparation for market. 3. Petroleum or kerosene. [Local.] paraffin, paraffine (par'a-fin), v. t.; pret. and pp. paraffined, ppr. paraffining. [ Wire, insulated with paraffined cotton, and then cov ered with lead, was used. Electric Rev. (Amer.), XIII. 8. paraffin-butter (par'a-fin-but"ė ėr), n. See butter1 . -ize .] To paraffin.