a. [f. as prec. + -INE. Cf. F. cinabarin, formerly cinabrin ‘red, ruddie (as Vermillion)’ Cotgr.] Consisting of, containing, or pertaining to, cinnabar.
1685. Boyle, Salub. Air, 11. The Soil containing these cinnabarine veins.
1713. Sprengnell, in Phil. Trans., XXVIII. 138. Cinnabarine Medicines were successfully applied.
1754. Huxham, ibid., XLVIII. 845. The cinnabarine preparation.
