Gin
a compounded spirit, prepared juniper berries, coriander seeds, angelica root, etc., or by adding various essential oils to rectified spirit.
In machinery, a portable hoisting machine whose frame is a tripod, one leg elevation, and thus determine the height being movable SO as to vary its angle of their relative distance, and form standof the apex; the other two legs preserve ards for the drum, round which the rope is wound by power applied to the handspikes. For heavy weights a fall and tackle is used; and for hoisting a bucket from a well or mine, simply a couple pulleys to change the direction of motion ple of of the rope. Also, a machine for separating cotton fiber from the seeds.