mesmerize

t. [Eng. mesmer; -ize.] To or put into a mesmeric sleep. měş'-mer-i-zer, s. [Eng. mesmeriz(e); -er.] One who mesmerizes; a mesmerist. *měs-năl-1-ty (s silent), s . [MESNE.] A manor held under a superior lord. ( Eng .) *mēs-năl-tỹ ( s silent), s. [MESNE.] The right of IMG:content-1133.png:[blocks in formation] fuming sulphuric acid. On exposure to the air it gradually solidifies to a crystalline ma . mě-sit-l-en'-Ic, a . [Eng., ., mesitylen (e); -ic.] Contained in or derived from mesitylene (q. v.). mesitylenic-acid, s . CH3 Chem.: C9H10O2=C6H3- CH3 A monobasic, aroсобн matic acid formed by the oxidation of mesitylene with dilute nitric acid. It is sparingly soluble in water, but very soluble in alcohol, from which it crystallizes in large monoclinic crystals, melting at 166, and subliming without decomposition. By oxidation with chromic acid it is converted into the dibasic uvitic acid, CoH8O4, and finally into the tribasic trimesic acid, C9H6O06. All its salts are more or le soluble in water. mě sit-ý-101, 8. [Eng. mesityl, and Lat. ol ( eum ) oil (?).] [MESITYLENE.] měş-jid, subst. [Arab.=a place of worship.] A mosque.