Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for GRAN'I-TEL
GRAN'IT, or GRAN'ITEGRAN-IT'IC
GRAN'I-TEL, n. [dim of granit.]
A binary aggregate of minerals; a granitic compound containing two constituent parts, as quartz and feldspar, or quartz and shorl or hornblend. Kirwan. Italian workmen give this name to a variety of gray granit consisting of small grains. Dict. Nat. Hist.
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