TERRE

(Fr.), n. Ter. See EARTH. T. a foul on. See CLAY and Fullers'1 EARTH. T. amere. See MAGNESIUM carbonate. T. a porcelaine. See KAOLIN. T. bolaire. See Armenian BOLE. T. calcaire. See LIME. T. deLemnos. 1. See Lemnian BOLE. 2. The pulp of the fruit of A dans on i a digit at a. [a, 35.] T. de Saint-Paul. See TERRA sigillata mel i tens is. T. de Sedlitz. See MAGNESIUM carbonate. T. de Sienne. See IRON oxide. T. cles os. Normal calcium phosphate. [L, 105 (a, 50).] T. douce de vitriol. See COLCOTHAR. T's feuilletees, T's foliees. A name formerly given to the crystallizable acetates. [L, 105 (a, 50).] T. magnesienne. See MAGNESIUM carbonate. T. pesante. See BARYTA. T. pesante aeree. See BARIUM carbonate. T. pesante salee. See BARIUM chloride. T. sigillee. See BOLE. T. verte. See COPPER carbonate. T. verte de Verone. Iron and aluminium silicate, containing magnesium and sodium. [B, 93 (a, 14).] T. verifiable. Pure silica. [B, 93 (o, 14).] TERRESTRIAL,, adj. Te2r-reast'ri!'-''l. Lat., terrestris. Fr., terrestre. Pertaining to the land; living or growing on land, [a, 35.] [s. 606]