Sand

[AS., sand, sand]. An aggregation of fine grains of silicic oxid. S.-bath. I. A ve el containing dry sand in which a substance requiring a slowly rising or uniform temperature may be heated. 2. See Bath. Sandalwood, I. Red saunders (Santalum rubrum, U. S. P., Pterocarpi ligni, B. P.), the wood of Pterocarpus santalin us, of the order Leguminosae. It is used as a coloring agent. 2. The wood of Santalum album, of the order Santalaceae, containing a volatile oil, Oleum santal i (U. S. P., B. P.), used in bronchitis and gonorrhea. Dose TT^xv-xx (1. 0-I.3). 565