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Definition of saturate
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Saturate
(v. t.) To
satisfy
the
affinity
of; to cause to
become
inert by
chemical
combination
with all that it can hold; as, to
saturate
phosphorus
with
chlorine..
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Superscribed
::
Supersaturation
(n.) The
operation
of
supersaturating,
or the state of being
supersaturated..
Etherealize
::
Etherealize
(v. t.) To
convert
into
ether,
or into
subtile
fluid;
to
saturate
with
ether..
Saturator
::
Saturator
(n.) One who, or that
which,
saturates..
Soppy
::
Soppy (a.)
Soaked
or
saturated
with
liquid
or
moisture;
very wet or
sloppy.
Unsaturation
::
Unsaturation
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
unsaturated.
Sludge
::
Sludge
(n.) Small
floating
pieces
of ice, or
masses
of
saturated
snow..
Saturable
::
Saturable
(a.)
Capable
of being
saturated;
admitting
of
saturation.
Undersaturated
::
Undersaturated
(a.) Not fully
saturated;
imperfectly
saturated.
Olefine
::
Olefine
(n.)
Olefiant
gas, or
ethylene;
hence,
by
extension,
any one of the
series
of
unsaturated
hydrocarbons
of which
ethylene
is a type. See
Ethylene..
Vinyl
::
Vinyl (n.) The
hypothetical
radical
C2H3,
regarded
as the
characteristic
residue
of
ethylene
and that
related
series
of
unsaturated
hydrocarbons
with which the allyl
compounds
are
homologous..
Saturated
::
Saturated
(a.)
Having
its
affinity
satisfied;
combined
with all it can hold; -- said of
certain
atoms,
radicals,
or
compounds;
thus,
methane
is a
saturated
compound.
Contrasted
with
unsaturated..
Drunken
::
Drunken
(v. i.)
Saturated
with
liquid
or
moisture;
drenched.
Displacement
::
Displacement
(n.) The
process
of
extracting
soluble
substances
from
organic
material
and the like,
whereby
a
quantity
of
saturated
solvent
is
displaced,
or
removed,
for
another
quantity
of the
solvent..
Saturate
::
Saturate
(v. t.) To cause to
become
completely
penetrated,
impregnated,
or
soaked;
to fill
fully;
to
sate..
Styrone
::
Styrolene
(n.) An
unsaturated
hydrocarbon,
C8H8,
obtained
by the
distillation
of
storax,
by the
decomposition
of
cinnamic
acid, and by the
condensation
of
acetylene,
as a
fragrant,
aromatic,
mobile
liquid;
--
called
also
phenyl
ethylene,
vinyl
benzene,
styrol,
styrene,
and
cinnamene..
Nonone
::
Nonone
(n.) Any one of
several
metameric
unsaturated
hydrocarbons
(C9H14)
of the
valylene
series.
Syrup
::
Syrup (n.) A thick and
viscid
saccharine
solution
of
superior
quality
(as
sugarhouse
sirup or
molasses,
maple
sirup);
specifically,
in
pharmacy
and often in
cookery,
a
saturated
solution
of sugar and water
(simple
sirup),
or such a
solution
flavored
or
medicated..
Swamped
::
Swamp (n.) Wet,
spongy
land; soft, low
ground
saturated
with
water,
but not
usually
covered
with it;
marshy
ground
away from the
seashore..
Nonylene
::
Nonylene
(n.) Any one of a
series
of
metameric,
unsaturated
hydrocarbons
C9H18 of the
ethylene
series..
Water-logged
::
Water-logged
(a.)
Filled
or
saturated
with water so as to be
heavy,
unmanageable,
or
loglike;
-- said of a
vessel,
when, by
receiving
a great
quantity
of water into her hold, she has
become
so heavy as not to be
manageable
by the
helm..
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