som ervil lite (1)

[After Somerville, New Jersey, where found; suff. -ite ( Min.).] Min.: A mineral occurring in three distinct varieties: (1) A thin, green, transparent incrustation; (2) bluish-green, earthy, light, becoming transparent when immersed in water; (3) pale greenish-blue and sufficiently hard to take a polish. Composition: Variable, but is e entially a hydrated silicate of copper mixed with free silica. som-er-vill-ite (2), s. [After Dr. Somerville; suff. -ite (Min.); Ger.sommervillit.] Min.: The same as MELILITE (q. v.). *som-er-wõrt, s. [Mid. Eng. somer =summer, and wort.] [SUMMER WORT.] Botany. The genus Aristolochia. ( Britten & Hol land.) some-thing s. & adv. [A. S. sumdhing.] A. As substantive: 1. An indeterminate or unknown event; an affair, a matter; as, Something has happened. 2. An indeterminate, unknown, or unspecified material, thing, or substance; as, There is soте thing in the way IMG:content-1726.png:[blocks in formation] somnium B. Trans.: To walk over or along in a state of somnambulism. "His eminence again somnambulates the Promenade de la Rose "-Carlyle. Diamond Necklace , ch. xiv.