Dryden: Secret Love

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 18
*suc-çěs-sör-ř, adj . [Eng. succe or; y.] Fol. lowing in line of succe ion. *suc-çid-u-ous, adj . [Lat. succiduus =sinking, falling, from succi do to fall under, to sink down; sub under, and cado =to fall.] Ready to fall; fall ing. suc-çif-er-oŭs, adj. [Latin succus =juice, and fero=to bear.] Producing or conveying sap. súc'-çin, suc'-çin-ite, s. [SUCCINELLITE.] Mineralogy: 1. The same as AMBER (q. v.). found in globular aggregations inclosed in asbestos, 2. A name given to a yellow variety of garnet in Switzerland.
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