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sulphureous
sulphureous, a. (sʌlˈfjʊərɪəs) Also 6 sulphureus, 8 sulfureous. [f. L. sulphureus, f. sulphur: see sulphur n. and -eous. Cf. It., Sp., Pg. sulfureo.] 1. Of or pertaining to sulphur; full of, containing, or consisting of sulphur. In the first two quots. the reference is to sulphur n. 2.1626 Bacon Syl... Oxford English Dictionary
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sulphureo-
sulphureo- (sʌlˈfjʊərɪəʊ) used as combining form of L. sulphureus sulphureous in the sense of ‘sulphureous and{ddd}’.1677 E. Browne Trav. Germany, etc. 161 Baths..esteemed to be Sulphureo-nitrous. 1693 Phil. Trans. XVII. 1004 A Sulphureo-saline Spring. 1731 Miller Gard. Dict. Y yyy, These sulphureo-... Oxford English Dictionary
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Triponzo
Caterina, and sulphureous springs, about 1.5 km (1 mi) NE of town, the water of which is considered to have therapeutic properties: a combination spa and wikipedia.org
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vaporo-sulphureous
vaporo-sulˈphureous, a. rare—1. [Cf. vaporograph.] Of a vaporous and sulphurous nature.1676 Phil. Trans. II. 619 There are found Earths impregnated with this acid matter, being vaporo-sulphureous. Oxford English Dictionary
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Eretum
At a short distance from Grotta Marozza are some sulphureous springs now known as the Bagni di Grotta Marozza, which are in all probability those anciently wikipedia.org
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sulphureity
† sulphuˈreity Obs. [ad. mod.L. sulphureitās, f. L. sulphureus sulphureous: see -ity.] Sulphureous quality or nature.1610 B. Jonson Alch. ii. v. 85 The Aqueitie, Terreitie, and Sulphureitie Shall runne together againe. 1651 French Distill. vi. 176 He saith that imperfect bodies have superfluous humi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Balogna
Nearby, there are two springs with mythic virtues - one hot and sulphureous, the other cold but also sulphureous. wikipedia.org
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sulphureal
† sulˈphureal, a. Obs. rare—1. [f. L. sulphureus sulphureous + -al1.] Sulphurous. So † sulˈphurean, † sulˈphureate adjs.a 1604 Hanmer Chron. Irel. (1633) 65 They..sent such a number of damned soules into the sulphureall pits, [etc.]. 1607 R. C[arew] tr. Estienne's World of Wonders A 2, Those tartare... Oxford English Dictionary
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Lake Agnano
On the south bank are the Stufe di San Germano, natural sulphureous vapor baths, and close by is the Grotta del Cane. wikipedia.org
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sulphurous
sulphurous, a. (ˈsʌlfjʊərəs, in Chem. use sʌlˈfjʊərəs) Also 6 sulpherus, -urus, 6–7 -erous, 7 sulferous, 7–8 sulph'rous, 7, 9 (U.S.) sulfurous. [ad. L. sulphurōsus (whence OF. sulphureux, from 14th cent.), or f. sulphur n. + -ous. In sense 5 ad. mod.F. sulfureux (Nomencl. Chimique, 1787).] 1. = sulp... Oxford English Dictionary
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Antonio Piaggio
that the proximity to the activity meant that it was incomplete since Piaggio's friends had had to rescue him in the midst of a shower of cinders and sulphureous wikipedia.org
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nitrosulphureous
† nitrosulˈphureous, a. Obs. [nitro- d.] Of the nature of nitre and sulphur.1671 R. Bohun Wind 31 Especially the nitrosulphureous and other Minerall or Metallic Concretes. 1695 S. Patrick Comm. Gen. (1697) 318 Some of that dreadful Shower..falling upon her, wrapt her Body in a sheet of Nitro-Sulphur... Oxford English Dictionary
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sulphite
sulphite Chem. (ˈsʌlfaɪt) Also 8 sulfite. [ad. F. sulphite (Nomencl. chimique, 1787), arbitrary alteration of sulphate: see -ite1 4 b.] 1. A salt of sulphurous acid: usually with a qualifying term indicating the base.1790 [see sulphate 1]. 1790, 1794 [see sulphureous a. 5]. 1800 tr. Lagrange's Chem.... Oxford English Dictionary
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calcareo-
calcareo- (kælˈkɛərɪəʊ) Combining form of calcareous, used a. with adjectives, as calcareo-argillaceous (composed of clay with a mixture of lime), calcareo-magnesian, calcareo-sulphureous, etc.; also calcareo-coralligenous, producing a calcareous coral; b. with ns. as calcareo-barite (see quot.)1799... Oxford English Dictionary
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slattery
ˈslattery, a. rare—1. [Cf. slatter v.1] Of a brittle or shivery character.1829 Glover Hist. Derby I. 58 This last mentioned coal is slattery and often sulphureous. Oxford English Dictionary
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