Pās'til or Pas-tille', n.
n. [Fr. pastille, Sp. pastilla, It. pastiglia, Pr. pastela, from pasta; Lat. pastillus, a little loaf, a lozenge. See PASTE.]
Sense 1. (Pharmacy.) A small cone made of gum, benzoin, cinnamon, and other aromatics, to be burned for cleansing and scenting the air of a room.
Sense 2. An aromatic or medicated drop or lozenge of sugar confectionery.
Sense 3. See PASTE.