gallo-tannicadj.
/ˌɡaləʊˈtanɪk/ In gallo-tannic acid, tannic acid prepared from nut-galls.
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1858 in P. L. Simmonds Dict. Trade Products
1868 H. B. Jones & H. Watts Fownes's Man. Elem. Chem. (ed. 10) 679 Gallotannic acid, C27H22O17, the acid contained in the gall-nuts of Quercus infectoria and other species of oak.
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adj.1858- to swallow a dic
- to swallow a gudgeon
- to swallow a spider
- to swallow a tavern-token
- to swallow a taverntoken
- to swallow one's spittle
- to swallow the anchor
- to swallow the dic
- to swallow up
- to swap to death, of live
- to swap to the death, of live
- to swarm full of
- to swarm in
- to swarm with
- to sway it
- to sway on all top ropes
- to sway the sceptre, the sword
- to sway the sceptre, the sword also
- to sway the sceptre, the sword by extension
- to sway the sceptre, the sword the diadem
- to sway the sceptre, the sword the rule
- to swear a blue streak
- to swear a law-borrows against
- to swear a lawborrows against
- to swear an oath