a. Obs. [f. L. vitr-um glass + -IAL.] Composed of glass; glassy, vitreous.

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1605.  Timme, Quersit., I. xii. 50. Their fixed heauen, or vitriall and chrystalline circles, is a salt body.

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1608.  Topsell, Hist. Serpents, 161. As for the flesh, it is of a vitrioll or glassie colour.

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1609.  Armin, Maids of More-Cl. (1880), 125. Place your plate, and pile your vitriall boales Nest vpon nest.

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