Lanate

la'nat, -nated, a. Woolly. {Bot.) Covered — with a substance like curled hairs. — Laniferous, used -er-us, -nig'erous, -nij'er-us, a. Bearing or producing wool. — La 'nary, -na-rT, n. A store-place for wool. One Lance, lans, n. A weapon consisting of a long shaft p; and metal point; spear: a soldier armed with a spear; lancer.— v. t. [lanced (lanst), lancing.] To pierce with a lance; to open with a lancet; to throw m the manner of a lance. — Lan'cer, n. — etc.). Lance'wood, n. A light, tough, elastic timber fr. the W. Indies.— Lan'ceolate, -se-o-lat, -lated, a. (Bot.) Oblong and gradually tapering toward of a the outer extremity. — Lan'cet, -set, n. A surgical instrument, sharp-pointed lake, and two-edged, used in vecoral nesection, and in opening tumors, absce es, etc. {Arch.) A hijrh and narrow window pointed like a lancet. — Lan'cinating, -sithe nat-ing, a. Acute darting (pains), as if fr. the thrust of a lancet. — Lanch, v. t. [lanciied (lancht), lanch- Lancet Window.; gnd, eve, term j Tn, Ice; 5dd, tone, 6r; LAND 219 ing.] To throw, as a lance, dart; to pierce with lance. 231