prehnItsid

[Eng. prehnit (e); suff. -oid.] Min.: A dipyre (q. v.), found in Sweden, a ociated with hornblende. Hardne given at 7; specific gravity, 2:50. Resembles prehnite in aspect, hence its name. pre-in-des-ig'-nate, a. [Pref. pre-; in = not, and Eng. designate.] [PREDESIGNATE.] pre-in-dis-põşe', v . t . [Pref. pre- , and English indispose (q.v.).] To make indisposed beforehand. pre-in-struct, v . t . [Pref. pre- , and English instruct (q. v.).] To instruct previously or beforehand, "Pre instructed by men of the same spirit." - More: Def. of Moral Cabbala, pt. iv., ch. i. pre-in-ti-ma-tion, s. [Pref. pre-, and English intimation (q. v.).] Previous intimation; a sugges tion beforehand. prē-jińk, adj. [Prob. the same as pranked or prinked.] Trim; dre ed out; prim. ( Scotch.)