Cas-sīne'1, n.
(kas-seen'), n. [Fr. See CASSINO.] A small house, especially in the open country; applied also to a house standing alone, where soldiers may lie hid, or may take a position. Bescherelle.
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Cassine
Cas-sī'ne2, n.
n. (Bot.) A genus of shrubs, chiefly African, with handsome foliage, and generally inconspicuous white or green flowers. Loudon.