Matrass
A matrass (mod.
Latin matracium) is a glass vessel with a round or oval body and a long narrow neck, used in
chemistry as a digester or distiller. The
Florence flask of commerce is frequently used for this purpose. The word is possibly identical with an old name matrass (
Fr. materas, matelas) for the bolt or quarrel of a
cross-bow. If so, some identity of shape is the reason for the application of the word; bolthead is also used as a name for the vessel. Another connection is suggested with the
Arabic matra, a leather bottle.
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\ma*trass"\ (?), n. [f. matras; perh. so called from its long narrow neck; cf. of. matras large arrow, l. materis, mataris, matara, a celtic javelin, pike; of celtic origin.] (chem.) a round-bottomed glass flask having a long neck; a bolthead.