cenyl

[MESITYL.] ö'er, adv. & prep. [See def.) A contracted form of over (q. v.), frequently used in poetry and composition. o'er-raught, pa. par. Over-reached. o'er-strewn, pa. par. Over-strewn. ö'er-lāy, s . [Pref. o'er , and Eng. lay , v. (q.v.)] An upper garment, a cloak, an overall. ( Scotch .) oer-sted-ite, s. [Named after Oersted; suff. J. Ellacher, who described it; -ite ( Min. ).] Min .: A mineral occurring in micaceous lamelle, a ociated with a variety of chlorite, at Kemmat, in the Pfitschthal, Tyrol. Specific gravity, 2.8842-994; luster, pearly; color, grayish-white; the optic-axial angle being the same as in muscovite. It is regarded as a barium-holding mica. *oēl'-lět, s . [A dim in. from Fr. œil =an eye.] An eye, bud, or shoot of a plant.