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PYROTARTARIC, PYROTARTAROUS, a. [Gr., fire and tartar.] Denoting an acid obtaine...
PYROTARTRITE, n. A salt formed by the combination of pyrotartarous acid with ano...
PYROTECHNIC, PYROTECHNICAL, a. [Gr., fire, art.] Pertaining to fire works or the...
PYROTECHNIC, PYROTECHNICAL, a. [Gr., fire, art.] Pertaining to fire works or the...
PYROTECHNICS, PYROTECHNY, n. [supra.] The art of making fire words; or the scien...
PYROTECHNIST, n. One skilled in pyrotechny.
PYROTECHNICS, PYROTECHNY, n. [supra.] The art of making fire words; or the scien...
PYROTIC, a. [Gr., to burn.] Caustic. [See Caustic .] PYROTIC , n. A caustic mach...
PYROXENE, n. [Gr., fire; a stranger; a guest in fire, unaltered.] Augite. A spec...
PYROXENIC, a. Pertaining to pyroxene, or partaking of its qualities.
PYRRHIC, n. [L., Gr., a nimble dance.] 1. In poetry, a foot consisting of two sh...
PYRRHIN, n. [Gr.] A vegeto-animal substance, detected in rain water by M. Brandes.
PYRRHONIC, a. Pertaining to Pyrrhonism.
PYRRHONISM, n. [from Pyrrho, the founder of the sceptics.] Scepticism; universal...
PYRRHONIST, n. A sceptic; one who doubts of every thing.
PYTHAGOREAN, PYTHAGORIC, PYTHAGORICAL, a. Belonging to the philosophy of Pythago...