spacially, spatially (ci, ti as shi)

[Eng. spacial; -ly.) As regards space; with reference to space. IMG:content-1762.png:[blocks in formation] Davenant: Gondibert, i. 6. spā-cio us-ne , s . [Eng. spacious ; -ne .] The quality or state of being spacious; roomine , extensivene ; largene of extent. "I, North Riding, am for spaciousne renown'd." Drayton: Polyolbion, s. 28. spa-da-īte, subst. [After Signor Medici Spada; suff. -ite (Min.).] Min .: An amorphous mineral inclosing Wollastonite (q. v.) occurring in nodules in the leucitic lava of Capo di Bove, near Rome. Hardne , 25; luster, greasy; translucent; color, approaching flesh-red. An analysis yielded: Silica, 560; alumina, 066; protoxide of iron, 0.66; magnesia, 3067; water, 11:34-99-33, corresponding to the formula (MgO+HO)SiO2+2HO. *spa-dăs-sin, s. [Fr., from Italian spada =a sword, from Lat.spatha =a broad, flat instrument. a pointle sword.) A swordsman, a bravo, a bully. spăd-dle, s. [A dim in. from spade (q. v.).] A small spade; a spud. "Others destroy moles with a spaddle , waiting in the mornings and evenings for them." -Mortimer: Husbandry.