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Definition of nourishment
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Nourishment
(n.) That which
serves
to
nourish;
nutriment;
food.
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Assimilate
::
Assimilate
(v. t.) To
appropriate
and
transform
or
incorporate
into the
substance
of the
assimilating
body; to
absorb
or
appropriate,
as
nourishment;
as, food is
assimilated
and
converted
into
organic
tissue..
Must
::
Must (v. i. /
auxiliary)
To be
obliged;
to be
necessitated;
--
expressing
either
physical
or moral
necessity;
as, a man must eat for
nourishment;
we must
submit
to the
laws..
Blood
::
Blood (n.) The fluid which
circulates
in the
principal
vascular
system
of
animals,
carrying
nourishment
to all parts of the body, and
bringing
away waste
products
to be
excreted.
See under
Arterial..
Nutriture
::
Nutriture
(n.)
Nutrition;
nourishment.
Inalimental
::
Inalimental
(a.)
Affording
no
aliment
or
nourishment.
Fruit
::
Fruit (v. t.)
Whatever
is
produced
for the
nourishment
or
enjoyment
of man or
animals
by the
processes
of
vegetable
growth,
as corn,
grass,
cotton,
flax, etc.; --
commonly
used in the
plural..
Nourishment
::
Nourishment
(n.) That which
serves
to
nourish;
nutriment;
food.
Milk
::
Milk (n.) A white fluid
secreted
by the
mammary
glands
of
female
mammals
for the
nourishment
of their
young,
consisting
of
minute
globules
of fat
suspended
in a
solution
of
casein,
albumin,
milk
sugar,
and
inorganic
salts..
Inanitiate
::
Inanitiate
(v. t.) To
produce
inanition
in; to
exhaust
for want of
nourishment.
Epiphyte
::
Epiphyte
(n.) An air plant which grows on other
plants,
but does not
derive
its
nourishment
from them. See Air
plant..
Evolutility
::
Evolutility
(n.) The
faculty
possessed
by all
substances
capable
of
self-nourishment
of
manifesting
the
nutritive
acts by
changes
of form, of
volume,
or of
structure..
Crude
::
Crude
(superl.)
Undigested;
unconcocted;
not
brought
into a form to give
nourishment.
Nourishable
::
Nourishable
(a.)
Capable
of
giving
nourishment.
Pap
::
Pap (n.)
Nourishment
or
support
from
official
patronage;
as,
treasury
pap..
Feed
::
Feed (v. t.) To give food to; to
supply
with
nourishment;
to
satisfy
the
physical
huger of.
Alimentally
::
Alimentally
(adv.)
So as to serve for
nourishment
or food;
nourishing
quality.
Nourishment
::
Nourishment
(n.) The act of
nourishing,
or the state of being
nourished;
nutrition..
Fertilize
::
Fertilize
(v. t.) To make
fertile
or
enrich;
to
supply
with
nourishment
for
plants;
to make
fruitful
or
productive;
as, to
fertilize
land, soil,
ground,
and
meadows..
Innutritious
::
Innutritious
(a.) Not
nutritious;
not
furnishing
nourishment.
Lichen
::
Lichen
(n.) One of a class of
cellular,
flowerless
plants,
(technically
called
Lichenes),
having
no
distinction
of leaf and stem,
usually
of
scaly,
expanded,
frond-like
forms,
but
sometimes
erect or
pendulous
and
variously
branched.
They
derive
their
nourishment
from the air, and
generate
by means of
spores.
The
species
are very
widely
distributed,
and form
irregular
spots or
patches,
usually
of a
greenish
or
yellowish
color,
upon
rocks,
trees,
and
various
bodies,
to which they
adhere
with great
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