echidninen.
/ɪˈkɪdnʌɪn/ Chemistry.
(See quot. 1861.)
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1861 R. T. Hulme tr. C. H. Moquin-Tandon Elements Med. Zool. ii. v. ii. 284 Prince Lucien Bonaparte has shown that the poison of the Viper consists essentially of a principle to which he has given the name Echidnine or Viperine.
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n.1861- to make one's boast
- to make one's bones
- to make one's bow
- to make one's burn
- to make one's case
- to make one's day
- to make one's easter
- to make one's easter duties
- to make one's easter duty
- to make one's end(s
- to make one's evening
- to make one's flesh creep
- to make one's fortune
- to make one's game
- to make one's glee of
- to make one's glee on
- to make one's gree to or with
- to make one's hair curl
- to make one's hand
- to make one's hands
- to make one's jack
- to make one's last stand
- to make one's living
- to make one's lucky
- to make one's manners