scornfulness

[Eng. scornful; -ne .] The quality or state of being scornful. *scorn'-, *scorn-ie, adj. [Eng. scorn; Deserving scorn; contemptible. "Ambition scrapes for scornie dro e." -y.] Mirror for Magistrates , p. 506. scor-o-dite, subst . [Gr. skorodon=garlic; Ger. skorodit .] Min.: A sparsely distributed mineral, occurring in crystals, only occasionally ma ive. Crystallization orthorhombic. Hardne , 3.5-4; specific gravity, 31-3-3; luster, vitreous to sub-adamantine; color, pale leek-green, sometimes brownish; streak, white; sub transparent; fracture uneven. Composition: Arsenic acid, 49-8; sesquioxide of iron, 34-7; water, 15.5 = 100, which corresponds to the formula Fe2O3AsO5+4H2O.