Dry'ite, n.
(49), n. [Gr. δρῦς, oak, timber-tree, and λίθος, stone.] (Palæon.) Fossil or petrified wood, so well preserved as to show the structure of the wood.
(49), n. [Gr. δρῦς, oak, timber-tree, and λίθος, stone.] (Palæon.) Fossil or petrified wood, so well preserved as to show the structure of the wood.