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A DICTIONARY OF<br />

AQUILATAR, (1) to alloy; (2) to assay precious metals, see quilatar ;<br />

(2) to weigh precious stones (Ponce de Leon).<br />

ARANA, see u. malacate (2).<br />

ARANCEL, tariff ;<br />

mining agent.<br />

a. de aduanas, custom-house tariff ; Mex. fee-bill <strong>of</strong><br />

ARANDELA, mech. washer, see empaquetadura (2) ; rivet-plate, collar-<br />

plate, see u. valvula.<br />

ARBITRADOR, leg. arbitrator, syn. arbitro, tercero.<br />

ARBITRAJE, ARBITRAMENTE, ARB ITRAM IEN TO, arbitration, the<br />

award <strong>of</strong> an arbitrator.<br />

ARBITRAR, to arbitrate, adjudge, award, syn. terciar.<br />

ARBITRIO, (1) means, expedient ; propios y arbitrios, ways and means ;<br />

(2) arbitration ; (3) a. de juez, discretionary power <strong>of</strong> a judge in cases<br />

not clearly deoided by law (Velazquez) ; (4) arbitrios, duty or taxes<br />

.imposed in provisions exposed for sale (Velazquez).<br />

ARBITRO, arbitrator, see arbitrador.<br />

ARBOL, (1) tree ; (2) the barrel <strong>of</strong> a windlass [torno (2)], etc., syn. cilindro<br />

(2), huso, maza (4) ; (3) the vertical axle <strong>of</strong> a horse-whim ; the vertical<br />

the axle <strong>of</strong> any wheel or series <strong>of</strong> wheels,<br />

post or frame <strong>of</strong> a crane (grua) ;<br />

see eje (2), guijo (2), pernete, principal (2) ; (4) en arbol, said <strong>of</strong> veins<br />

which unite in depth like the branches from the trunk <strong>of</strong> a tree ;<br />

(5) Linares, Sp. rich zone or column (Moncada), see clavo (2).<br />

ARBOLILLO, side <strong>of</strong> a blast-furnace (Acad.), see cuba (4).<br />

ARBOLL6N, (1) floodgate, see compuerta (2) ; (2) sluice, conduit, channel,<br />

diteh, leat, see acequia.<br />

ARCA, chest or box ; a. de agua, reservoir ; cistern, see estanque (3).<br />

ARCADUZ, (1) tube or pipe for conveying water, see tubo (1) ; (2) kind<br />

<strong>of</strong> aqueduct (acueducto) ; (3) each one <strong>of</strong> the earthern vessels, jars or<br />

buckets <strong>of</strong> a noria (1), equiv. Port, alcatruz, see cangilon (2).<br />

ARCE, maple- tree.<br />

ARCILLA, clay, syn. barro (1), Ant. Col. urgue (1) ; arcilla may include<br />

kaolin, lithomarge, and other clay-like minerals ; for varieties see<br />

calocar, cantara, caolin, chile (1), greda (4), lama (3), moya, leche (2),<br />

soleta, soquete (2), tapatinga, tasconia, terrosas, u. tierra, t<strong>of</strong>o, tosca (1)<br />

and (4) ; for " country " altered to a clay, see formacion (3) ; a. apizar-<br />

rada, slaty clay ; a. aluminosa, soap-earth (Ponce de Leon) ; a. aurifera,<br />

gold-bearing clay ; a. endurecida, clay stone (syn. piedra arcillosa) ;<br />

a. figulina, a. para alfareia, potter's clay (syn. barro de olleros) ;<br />

a. inflamable, rock with a bituminous base <strong>of</strong> a brown colour, mixed with<br />

ordinary clay (Guim) ; a. refractoria, fire clay ; a. violacea, lithomarge<br />

(Ponce de Leon).<br />

ARCILLOSO, SA, adj. argillaceous ; hierro arcilloso, clay ironstone, see<br />

piedra del aguila (u. piedra) ; piedra arcillosa, clay stone, see u. arcilla.<br />

ARCO, mas. arch, or extended arch or vault, see boveda ( 1 ) ; see arranque (2),<br />

asentar (5),asiento (8),bajada (2), bolson (1) and(2), boquete (2), cabeceadero<br />

(2), camon (1). cargar (3), cimbra (1), clave, ccdal (4), contracla\e,<br />

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