œildebœuf

[Lit.=an ox-eye.] Arch .: A name given to a round or oval opening in the frieze or roofs of large buildings for the purpose of admitting light to the interior. *cœ'-Il-lāde, *ō-ell-iåd (1 as y), s. [ Fr.œillade , from œil an eye.] A glance, an ogle, a wink. "She gave oeiliads and most speaking looks To noble Edmund." Shakesp.: Lear , iv. 5. œil-lět (œi as 61), s. [Fr.] [OILLET.] 2898 enanthyl-chloride, 8. Chemistry: C7H13OCl. A strong-smelling liquid obtained by distilling a mixture of cenanthylic acid and phosphorus pent a chloride. It is decomposed by water into cœnanthylic and hydrochloric acids. conanthyl-hydride, 8. [ŒNANTHOL.] cœ-năn-thyl-a-mide, s. [Eng. œnanthyl, and amide .] Chem.: C7H15NO=N・H2 C7H13O. A crystalline