GHEE

n. Butter clarified by slow boiling, forming an oil used in the East Indies by pharmacists as a basis for ointments, etc., and as an addition to food. [B, 18, 172, 185 (a, 24); P. L. Simmonds, "Am. Jour, of Pharm.," Sept., 1890, p. 471.] GHEKOOL,, n. In India, the tubers of Typhonium trilobalum. [Bri9(a, 24).] GHEEKOOMAR (Hind., Beng.), n. The Aloe indica. [B, 172 (a, 24).] GHELAPHUL, (Bomb.), n. The Randia dumetorum. [" Proc. of the Am. Pharm. A oc.," xxv (a, 14).] [s. 181]