Storax, sto'-raks, s

an odoriferous resin obtained shop ing, . [U.S. [Mil. ]: pl. and arms,ammunition, Naval]: v.a. to furnish; provisions, to supply; clotho hoard up; to warehouse. In store, in a state of readine . (L. instauro, to renew). warehouse. stores; a shop-keeper [U.S.] restored. military or naval stores. related or celebrated in story or history. allied to the heron, and protected by law in some countries as destructive to worms, . (A.S. storc) gonium, the beak of the fruit of which is like a stork's bill. phere, generally widespread and destructive a tempest; a violent a ault on a fortified place;; violent civil commotion; insurrection; clamour; tumult; distre ; violence; tumultuous force: v.a. to a ault;to attack by open force: v.n. to raise a tempest; to blow with violence; to rage (A.S. from storms. signal. Stormfulne , storm'-ful-nes, s. the state of being stormful. to lead an a ault on a fortified place. storm. range ment of a hollow drum of canvas and a hollow cone of canvas, vas, to intimate the approach of a storm, its expected direction, and its intensity. agitated with furious winds; boisterous; violent. Stormine , storm'-e-nes, s. tempestuousne ; the state of being agitated by violent winds. Straiks,