colocynth it in (kolos int hit in)

[ + -in2.] A white, crystalline, tastele substance obtained from colocynth. cologne (ko-lōn'), n. [An abbrev. of F. eau IMG:content-0819.jpg:[blocks in formation] Cologne, Cologne water: eau, water; de, berfun ML. Coloni a, orig., in L., Coloni a A grip pin a or A grip pin ens is: so called in honor of Agrip pina, the wife of the emperor Claudius.] A perfumed spirit, first made on a large scale at Cologne 1709 by Jean Farina, and still extensively produced there by persons bearing or a uming that name. It consists of spirits of wine treated with a few drops of different e ential oils blended so as to yield a fine fragrant scent. Also called eau de Cologne and Cologne water. Cologne earth, glue, ware. See the nouns. cololite (kol'ō-līt), n. [ IMG:content-0820.png:[graphic] [ Co colomba (kō-lomba), n. Same as columbo. Colombella, n. Same as Columbella. Colombian (kō-lombi-an), a. and n. lombia + -an.] I. a. Of or pertaining to the United States of Colombia, a republic of South America, bordering on the Caribbean sea and the Pacific ocean, west of Venezuela and north of Ecuador. It was formerly part of the Spanish viceroyalty of New Granada, then (from 1819) part of the republic of Colombia (from which Venezuela withdrew in 1829 and Ecuador in 1830), and afterward (from 1831) the republic of New Granada till 1861, when the present name was adopted.- Colombian bark. See bark2. II. n. An inhabitant of the United States of Colombia. colombier (kō-lombièr), n. Same as columbier. Colomesinæ (kolō-me-si'nē), n. pl. [NL.,