Sandiver

xan'di-ver, n. the saline scum which forms on gla during its first fusion gla -call. (Said to be a coir, of Fr. sel de verre, salt'of gla .'] Sand-martin, sand'- martin, n. the smallest of British swallows, which builds its nest in sandy nver-banks and gravel-pus. [See Martin.] Sand-paper, sand-pYper, paper covered with a kind of sand for smoothing and polishing. Sandpiper, sand'pI'Per w a wading bird of the snipe family, which frequents sandy nver-banks, distinguished by its clear piping note. Sandstone, sand'stOn, stone composed of consolidated sand. Sandwich, sand'wich, u. two slices of bread with ham, between, said to be named after an Karl of Sandwich hence armour-plating made up ol two plates of iron with a plate of wood between, ui vice versd Sandy, baiul'i, adj con-istuig of or covered with sand loose of the coloui of sand. n. Sandine