savillet

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 7
[A corruption of save - all.] A pina fore or covering for the dre . Fairholt. savin, savine (sav'in), n. [Also sabin, sabine; further extended in the United States to Torreya taxifo lia, one of the stinking-cedars, and in the West Indies to Cæsalpinia bijuga and Xanthoxylum Pterota. Within 12 miles of the top was neither tree nor gra , but low savins , which they went upon the top of sometimes. Winthrop, Hist. New England, II. 81. And when I look To gather fruit, find nothing but the savin -tree. Middle ton , Game at Che . 2. A drug consisting of savin-tops. See def. 1. - Kindly-savin, the variety cupre ifolia of the common savin.-Oil of savin. See oil. Savin cerate, a cerate composed of fluid extract of savin (25 parts) and resin cerate (90 parts), used in maintaining a discharge from blistered surfaces. Also called savin ointment.
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