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Definition of green
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Green
(superl.)
Having
a
sickly
color;
wan.
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Bowenite
::
Bowenite
(n.) A hard,
compact
variety
of
serpentine
found in Rhode
Island.
It is of a light green color and
resembles
jade..
Peasweep
::
Peasweep
(n.) The
greenfinch.
Greenfish
::
Greenfish
(n.) See
Bluefish,
and
Pollock..
Triphylite
::
Triphylite
(n.) A
mineral
of a
grayish-green
or
bluish
color,
consisting
of the
phosphates
of iron,
manganese,
and
lithia..
Sinople
::
Sinople
(n.) The
tincture
vert;
green.
Sphene
::
Sphene
(n.) A
mineral
found
usually
in thin,
wedge-shaped
crystals
of a
yellow
or green to black
color.
It is a
silicate
of
titanium
and
calcium;
titanite..
Dioptase
::
Dioptase
(n.) A
hydrous
silicate
of
copper,
occurring
in
emerald-green
crystals..
Pomey
::
Pomey (n.) A
figure
supposed
to
resemble
an
apple;
a
roundel,
--
always
of a green
color..
Hairstreak
::
Hairstreak
(n.) A
butterfly
of the genus
Thecla;
as, the green
hairstreak
(T.
rubi)..
Thionol
::
Thionol
(n.) A red or
violet
dyestuff
having
a
greenish
metallic
luster.
It is
produced
artificially,
by the
chemical
dehydration
of
thionine,
as a brown
amorphous
powder..
Quartz
::
Quartz
(n.) A form of
silica,
or
silicon
dioxide
(SiO2),
occurring
in
hexagonal
crystals,
which are
commonly
colorless
and
transparent,
but
sometimes
also
yellow,
brown,
purple,
green,
and of other
colors;
also in
cryptocrystalline
massive
forms
varying
in color and
degree
of
transparency,
being
sometimes
opaque..
Cantharis
::
Cantharis
(n.) A
beetle
(Lytta,
/
Cantharis,
vesicatoria),
havin1g
an
elongated
cylindrical
body of a
brilliant
green
color,
and a
nauseous
odor; the
blister
fly or
blister
beetle,
of the
apothecary;
-- also
called
Spanish
fly. Many other
species
of
Lytta,
used for the same
purpose,
take the same name. See
Blister
beetle,
under
Blister.
The
plural
form in
usually
applied
to the dried
insects
used in
medicine..
Fuchsine
::
Fuchsine
(n.)
Aniline
red; an
artificial
coal-tar
dyestuff,
of a
metallic
green color
superficially,
resembling
cantharides,
but when
dissolved
forming
a
brilliant
dark red. It
consists
of a
hydrochloride
or
acetate
of
rosaniline.
See
Rosaniline..
Garnierite
::
Garnierite
(n.) An
amorphous
mineral
of
apple-green
color;
a
hydrous
silicate
of
nickel
and
magnesia.
It is an
important
ore of
nickel.
Juglandin
::
"Juglandin
(n.) An
extractive
matter
contained
in the juice of the green
shucks
of the
walnut
(Juglans
regia).
It is used
medicinally
as an
alterative,
and also as a black hair dye..
Greened
::
Greened
(imp. & p. p.) of Gree.
Olivenite
::
Olivenite
(n.) An
olive-green
mineral,
a
hydrous
arseniate
of
copper;
olive ore..
Liroconite
::
Liroconite
(n.) A
hydrated
arseniate
of
copper,
occurring
in
obtuse
pyramidal
crystals
of a
sky-blue
or
verdigris-green
color..
Figeater
::
Figeater
(n.) A large
beetle
(Allorhina
nitida)
which in the
Southern
United
States
destroys
figs. The
elytra
are
velvety
green with pale
borders.
Smilax
::
Smilax
(n.) A genus of
perennial
climbing
plants,
usually
with a
prickly
woody stem; green
brier,
or cat
brier.
The
rootstocks
of
certain
species
are the
source
of the
medicine
called
sarsaparilla..
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