leaching-vat

(1é’ching-vat), n. A leach-tub. leach-line, n. See leech-line. leachmant, ». See leechman. oe ones (léch’tréf), n. See the quota- 10n. At the salt works in Staff ords hire, they take the corned salt from the rest of the brine with a loot or lute, and put it into barrows, the which being set in the leach-traughs, the salt drains itself dry, which draining they call leach brine, and preserve it to be boiled again as the best and strongest brine. Kennett, MS. Lansd. 1033. (Hall i well.)