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Definition of saline
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Saline
(a.)
Consisting
of salt, or
containing
salt; as,
saline
particles;
saline
substances;
a
saline
cathartic..
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Salsamentarious
::
Salsamentarious
(a.) Salt;
salted;
saline.
Mangrove
::
Mangrove
(n.) The name of one or two trees of the genus
Rhizophora
(R.
Mangle,
and R.
mucronata,
the last
doubtfully
distinct)
inhabiting
muddy
shores
of
tropical
regions,
where they
spread
by
emitting
aerial
roots,
which
fasten
in the
saline
mire and
eventually
become
new
stems.
The seeds also send down a
strong
root while yet
attached
to the
parent
plant..
Sulphocyanide
::
Sulphocyanic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
designating,
a
sulphacid,
HSCN,
analogous
to
cyanic
acid, and
obtained
as a
colorless
deliquescent
crystalline
substance,
having
a
bitter
saline
taste,
and not
poisonous..
Salt
::
Salt (v. i.) To
deposit
salt as a
saline
solution;
as, the brine
begins
to
salt..
Saline
::
Saline
(a.) A salt
spring;
a place where salt water is
collected
in the
earth.
Saline
::
Saline
(n.) A
metallic
salt; esp., a salt of
potassium,
sodium,
lithium,
or
magnesium,
used in
medicine..
Gradate
::
Gradate
(v. t.) To bring to a
certain
strength
or grade of
concentration;
as, to
gradate
a
saline
solution..
Hydrosulphite
::
Hydrosulphite
(n.) A
saline
compound
of
hydrosulphurous
acid and a base.
Sassoline
::
Sassoline
(n.)
Native
boric acid, found in
saline
incrustations
on the
borders
of hot
springs
near
Sasso,
in the
territory
of
Florence..
Salinity
::
Salinity
(n.)
Salineness.
Drysalter
::
Drysalter
(n.) A
dealer
in
salted
or dried
meats,
pickles,
sauces,
etc., and in the
materials
used in
pickling,
salting,
and
preserving
various
kinds of food Hence
drysalters
usually
sell a
number
of
saline
substances
and
miscellaneous
drugs..
Saltpetre
::
Saltpetre
(n.)
Potassium
nitrate;
niter;
a white
crystalline
substance,
KNO3,
having
a
cooling
saline
taste,
obtained
by
leaching
from
certain
soils in which it is
produced
by the
process
of
nitrification
(see
Nitrification,
2). It is a
strong
oxidizer,
is the chief
constituent
of
gunpowder,
and is also used as an
antiseptic
in
curing
meat, and in
medicine
as a
diuretic,
diaphoretic,
and
refrigerant..
Saline
::
Saline
(a.) Of the
quality
of salt;
salty;
as, a
saline
taste..
Brackish
::
Brackish
(a.)
Saltish,
or salt in a
moderate
degree,
as water in
saline
soil..
Subsalt
::
Subsaline
(a.)
Moderately
saline
or salt.
Nitromagnesite
::
Nitromagnesite
(n.)
Nitrate
of
magnesium,
a
saline
efflorescence
closely
resembling
nitrate
of
calcium..
Tear
::
Tear (n.) A drop of the
limpid,
saline
fluid
secreted,
normally
in small
amount,
by the
lachrymal
gland,
and
diffused
between
the eye and the
eyelids
to
moisten
the parts and
facilitate
their
motion.
Ordinarily
the
secretion
passes
through
the
lachrymal
duct into the nose, but when it is
increased
by
emotion
or other
causes,
it
overflows
the
lids..
Salinous
::
Salinous
(a.)
Saline.
Hydrometry
::
Hydrometry
(n.) The art of
determining
the
specific
gravity
of
liquids,
and
thence
the
strength
of
spirituous
liquors,
saline
solutions,
etc..
Hydrometer
::
Hydrometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
determining
the
specific
gravities
of
liquids,
and
thence
the
strength
spirituous
liquors,
saline
solutions,
etc..
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