MUSTARD

n. MuVt'rd. Gr., o-ivam, <rivawv. Lat., sinapis. Fr., moutarde. Ger., Senf, Most rich. It., senapa. Sp., mostaza. See SINAPIS. Allyl m. oil. Ger., Allylsenfol. See ALLYL pseudothiocynnate.A.my\ m. oil. See AMYL pseudothiocyannte. Bastard m. The genus Cleome. [B, 19 (a, 35)1 Black in., Black m.-seed. See under SINAPIS nigra. Bowyer's m. See LEPIDIUM ruderale. Buckler m. 1 The genus Biscutella. [B, 19, 275 (a, 35).] 2. See CLYPEOLA jnnthlaspi. Clown's m. See IBERIS amara. Compound liniment of m. See Lin i mentum SINAPIS compos i tum. Compound syrup of wild m. See Strop d'ERysiMUM compose. Conserve of wild m. See Conserva ERYSIMI Corn m. The Sinapis arvensis. [B, 275 (a, 35).] Cultivated m. The Sinapis alba and Sinapis nigra. [B, 275 (a, 35).] Ethyl m. oil. Ger.,Aethylsenfol. See ETHYL thiocyanate. False m.' The Pol an is i a graveolens. [B, 293 (a, -35).] Flour of m. See SINAPIS (3d def.). Garlic in. See SISYMBRIUM all i aria. Green m. See LEPIDIUM i at i folium. Hedge m. 1. The Sisymbrium of ficin ale. 2. In the West Indies, the Chenopndium ambrosioides. [B, 34, 275 (a, 35).] Indian m. See BRASSICA juncea. Mithridate m. See LEPIDIUM campestre.'M.. flour. See SINAPIS (2d def.). M. O, no; O, not; O3, whole; Th, thin; Th", the; U, like oo in 298 [s. 51]