Lith'o-phōs'phor, n.
[Gr. λίθος, stone, and φωσ-φόρος, bringing or giving light; Fr. lithophosphore. See PHOSPHOR and PHOSPHORUS.] A stone that becomes phosphoric by heat. [Obs.]
[Gr. λίθος, stone, and φωσ-φόρος, bringing or giving light; Fr. lithophosphore. See PHOSPHOR and PHOSPHORUS.] A stone that becomes phosphoric by heat. [Obs.]