See Also: rhodeoretin(medicine)
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arch(4) (iou) and rhodeoretin (medicine)


arch(4) (iou)



arch verb1. ME.
[from ARCH noun1. Cf. Old French archer.]
verb trans. Form into or provide with an arch. ME.
Bacon Fine Deuices, of Arching Water without Spilling. Sir T. Browne Dinocrates began to Arche the Temple..with Load stone. A. Sillitoe The lane was arched with trees. D. M. Thomas The cat arched her back and spat at the man.
verb intrans. Form an arch. E17.
Bacon The sound..archeth over the wall. B. Moore The rainbow arched up and away from this place.
verb trans. Span like an arch. M17.
Southey The vine that arch'd His evening seat. R. W. Emerson The rude bridge that arched the flood.
arching noun an arched structure L16.

rhodeoretin (medicine)


rhodeoretin
<chemistry> Same as Convolvuln.

Origin: Gr. The rose + resin.

Source: Websters Dictionary