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Definition of cella
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cella is as below...
Cella (n.) The part
inclosed
within
the walls of an
ancient
temple,
as
distinguished
from the open
porticoes..
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Roccellic
::
Roccellic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
dibasic
acid of the
oxalic
series
found in
archil
(Roccella
tinctoria,
etc.),
and other
lichens,
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance
C17H32O4..
Collectanea
::
Collectanea
(v. t.)
Passages
selected
from
various
authors,
usually
for
purposes
of
instruction;
miscellany;
anthology..
Drysalter
::
Drysalter
(n.) A
dealer
in
salted
or dried
meats,
pickles,
sauces,
etc., and in the
materials
used in
pickling,
salting,
and
preserving
various
kinds of food Hence
drysalters
usually
sell a
number
of
saline
substances
and
miscellaneous
drugs..
Cancellation
::
Cancellation
(n.) The act,
process,
or
result
of
canceling;
as, the
cansellation
of
certain
words in a
contract,
or of the
contract
itself..
Cellarist
::
Cellarist
(n.) Same as
Cellarer.
Erythrine
::
Erythrine
(n.) A
colorless
crystalline
substance,
C20H22O10,
extracted
from
certain
lichens,
as the
various
species
of
Rocella.
It is a
derivative
of
orsellinic
acid. So
called
because
of
certain
red
compounds
derived
from it.
Called
also
erythric
acid..
Procellarian
::
Procellarian
(n.) One of a
family
of
oceanic
birds
(Procellaridae)
including
the
petrels,
fulmars,
and
shearwaters.
They are often seen in great
abundance
in
stormy
weather..
Cellarage
::
Cellarage
(n.) The space or
storerooms
of a
cellar;
a
cellar.
Peridrome
::
Peridrome
(n.) The space
between
the
columns
and the wall of the
cella,
in a Greek or a Roman
temple..
Peritricha
::
Peritricha
(n. pl.) A
division
of
ciliated
Infusoria
having
a
circle
of cilia
around
the oral disk and
sometimes
another
around
the body. It
includes
the
vorticellas.
See
Vorticella.
Porcelanous
::
Porcelanous
(a.) Alt. of
Porcellanou.
Involucella
::
Involucella
(pl. ) of
Involucellu.
Orcin
::
Orcin (n.) A
colorless
crystalline
substance,
C6H3.CH3.(OH)2,
which is
obtained
from
certain
lichens
(Roccella,
Lecanora,
etc.),
also from
extract
of
aloes,
and
artificially
from
certain
derivatives
of
toluene.
It
changes
readily
into
orcein..
Ventilate
::
Ventilate
(v. t.) To open and
expose
to the free
passage
of air; to
supply
with fresh air, and
remove
impure
air from; to air; as, to
ventilate
a room; to
ventilate
a
cellar;
to
ventilate
a
mine..
Cancellation
::
Cancellation
(n.) The
operation
of
striking
out
common
factors,
in both the
dividend
and
divisor..
Ocelot
::
Ocelot
(n.) An
American
feline
carnivore
(Felis
pardalis).
It
ranges
from the
Southwestern
United
States
to
Patagonia.
It is
covered
with
blackish
ocellated
spots and
blotches,
which are
variously
arranged.
The
ground
color
varies
from
reddish
gray to tawny
yellow..
Salt
::
Salt (n.) A dish for salt at
table;
a
saltcellar.
Pseudonavicella
::
Pseudonavicella
(n.) Same as
Pseudonavicula.
Miscellanist
::
Miscellanist
(n.) A
writer
of
miscellanies;
miscellanarian.
Cellar
::
Cellar
(n.) A room or rooms under a
building,
and
usually
below the
surface
of the
ground,
where
provisions
and other
stores
are
kept..
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