gypsine
†
ˈgypsine,
a.
Obs.
rare
—1
.
[
f.
gyps-um +
-ine
.]
=
gypseous
.
1695
Phil.
Trans.
XIX. 151
It makes a glittering shew, being built of Gypsine Stone, or Rock-Ising-glass, resembling alabaster.
1753
in Chambers
Cycl.
Supp.
Oxford English Dictionary
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