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Definition of tannin
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Tannin
(n.) Same as
Tannic
acid, under
Tannic..
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Tannery
::
Tannery
(n.) The art or
process
of
tanning.
Tanning
::
Tanning
(n.) The art or
process
of
converting
skins into
leather.
See Tan, v. t., 1..
Gambier
::
Gambier
(n.) The
inspissated
juice of a plant
(Uncaria
Gambir)
growing
in
Malacca.
It is a
powerful
astringent,
and, under the name of Terra
Japonica,
is used for
chewing
with the Areca nut, and is
exported
for
tanning
and
dyeing..
Wattle
::
Wattle
(n.) The
astringent
bark of
several
Australian
trees of the genus
Acacia,
used in
tanning;
--
called
also
wattle
bark..
Myrobolan
::
Myrobolan
(n.) A dried
astringent
fruit much
resembling
a
prune.
It
contains
tannin,
and was
formerly
used in
medicine,
but is now
chiefly
used in
tanning
and
dyeing.
Myrobolans
are
produced
by
various
species
of
Terminalia
of the East
Indies,
and of
Spondias
of South
America..
Tan
::
Tan (n.) The bark of the oak, and some other
trees,
bruised
and
broken
by a mill, for
tanning
hides;
-- so
called
both
before
and after it has been used.
Called
also tan
bark..
Tan
::
Tan (n.) To
convert
(the skin of an
animal)
into
leather,
as by usual
process
of
steeping
it in an
infusion
of oak or some other bark,
whereby
it is
impregnated
with
tannin,
or
tannic
acid
(which
exists
in
several
species
of
bark),
and is thus
rendered
firm,
durable,
and in some
degree
impervious
to
water..
Tannage
::
Tannage
(n.) A
tanning;
the act,
operation,
or
result
of
tanning..
Valonia
::
Valonia
(n.) The acorn cup of two kinds of oak
(Quercus
macrolepis,
and Q.
vallonea)
found in
Eastern
Europe.
It
contains
abundance
of
tannin,
and is much used by
tanners
and
dyers..
Knoppern
::
Knoppern
(n.) A kind of gall
produced
by a
gallfly
on the cup of an
acorn,
-- used in
tanning
and
dyeing..
Gallotannic
::
Gallotannic
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
tannin
or
nutgalls.
Grains
::
Grains
(n.)
Pigeon's
dung used in
tanning.
See
Grainer.
n., 1..
Mimotannic
::
Mimotannic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
variety
of
tannin
or
tannic
acid found in
Acacia,
Mimosa,
etc..
Puer
::
Puer (n.) The dung of dogs, used as an
alkaline
steep in
tanning..
Tanyard
::
Tanyard
(n.) An
inclosure
where the
tanning
of
leather
is
carried
on; a
tannery.
Astringency
::
Astringency
(n.) The
quality
of being
astringent;
the power of
contracting
the parts of the body; that
quality
in
medicines
or other
substances
which
causes
contraction
of the
organic
textures;
as, the
astringency
of
tannin..
Caffetannic
::
Caffetannic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from, the
tannin
of
coffee..
Tannery
::
Tannery
(n.) A place where the work of
tanning
is
carried
on.
Catechu
::
Catechu
(n.) A dry,
brown,
astringent
extract,
obtained
by
decoction
and
evaporation
from the
Acacia
catechu,
and
several
other
plants
growing
in
India.
It
contains
a large
portion
of
tannin
or
tannic
acid, and is used in
medicine
and in the arts. It is also known by the names terra
japonica,
cutch,
gambier,
etc..
Algarovilla
::
Algarovilla
(n.) The
agglutinated
seeds and husks of the
legumes
of a South
American
tree (Inga
Marthae).
It is
valuable
for
tanning
leather,
and as a dye..
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