† diprismaticadj.
Mineralogy. Obsolete.
Doubly prismatic; pertaining to two prismatic systems: see quot. 1821.
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1821 R. Jameson Man. Mineral. Introd. 10 Cleavage is said to be diprismatic, if its planes have the direction of the faces of a vertical, and at the same time of a horizontal prism.
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adj.1821- to get on lock
- to get on one's feet
- to get on one's hind legs
- to get on one's legs
- to get on one's wick
- to get on or get out
- to get on quince
- to get on terms
- to get on the back foot
- to get on the bad side of a person
- to get on the ball
- to get on the finger ends
- to get on the good side of a person
- to get on the nosebag
- to get on the raw
- to get on the right side of someone
- to get on the run
- to get on the wrong side of a person
- to get on to
- to get on top of a person
- to go all round the houses
- to go all the the whole way
- to go all the the whole way with
- to go all the way
- to go all the way with