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Definition of transparent
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Transparent
(a.)
Admitting
the
passage
of
light;
open;
porous;
as, a
transparent
veil..
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Sweat
::
Sweat (v. i.) The fluid which is
excreted
from the skin of an
animal;
the fluid
secreted
by the
sudoriferous
glands;
a
transparent,
colorless,
acid
liquid
with a
peculiar
odor,
containing
some fatty acids and
mineral
matter;
perspiration.
See
Perspiration..
Sphere
::
Sphere
(n.) In
ancient
astronomy,
one of the
concentric
and
eccentric
revolving
spherical
transparent
shells
in which the
stars,
sun,
planets,
and moon were
supposed
to be set, and by which they were
carried,
in such a
manner
as to
produce
their
apparent
motions..
Optics
::
Optics
(n.) That
branch
of
physical
science
which
treats
of the
nature
and
properties
of
light,
the laws of its
modification
by
opaque
and
transparent
bodies,
and the
phenomena
of
vision..
Adularia
::
Adularia
(n.) A
transparent
or
translucent
variety
of
common
feldspar,
or
orthoclase,
which often shows
pearly
opalescent
reflections;
--
called
by
lapidaries
moonstone..
Amidin
::
Amidin
(n.) Start
modified
by heat so as to
become
a
transparent
mass, like horn. It is
soluble
in cold
water..
Euclase
::
Euclase
(n.) A
brittle
gem
occurring
in light
green,
transparent
crystals,
affording
a
brilliant
clinodiagonal
cleavage.
It is a
silicate
of
alumina
and
glucina..
Smectite
::
Smectite
(n.) A
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina,
of a
greenish
color,
which,
in
certain
states
of
humidity,
appears
transparent
and
almost
gelatinous..
Phono
::
Phono (n.) A South
American
butterfly
(Ithonia
phono)
having
nearly
transparent
wings.
Aquamarine
::
Aquamarine
(n.) A
transparent,
pale green
variety
of
beryl,
used as a gem. See
Beryl..
Diaphane
::
Diaphane
(n.) A woven silk stuff with
transparent
and
colored
figures;
diaper
work.
Hydrophane
::
Hydrophane
(n.) A
semitranslucent
variety
of opal that
becomes
translucent
or
transparent
on
immersion
in
water.
Colemanite
::
Colemanite
(n.) A
hydrous
borate
of lime
occurring
in
transparent
colorless
or white
crystals,
also
massive,
in
Southern
California..
Tear
::
Tear (n.)
Something
in the form of a
transparent
drop of fluid
matter;
also, a
solid,
transparent,
tear-shaped
drop, as of some
balsams
or
resins..
Counterdraw
::
Counterdraw
(v. t.) To copy, as a
design
or
painting,
by
tracing
with a
pencil
on oiled
paper,
or other
transparent
substance..
Transparent
::
Transparent
(a.)
Admitting
the
passage
of
light;
open;
porous;
as, a
transparent
veil..
Monstrance
::
Monstrance
(n.) A
transparent
pyx, in which the
consecrated
host is
exposed
to
view..
Cuvette
::
Cuvette
(n.) A small
vessel
with at least two flat and
transparent
sides,
used to hold a
liquid
sample
to be
analysed
in the light path of a
spectrometer..
Hopeite
::
Hopeite
(n.) A
hydrous
phosphate
of zinc in
transparent
prismatic
crystals.
Semi-
::
Semi- () A
prefix
signifying
half, and
sometimes
partly
or
imperfectly;
as,
semiannual,
half
yearly;
semitransparent,
imperfectly
transparent..
Hyaline
::
Hyaline
(a.)
Glassy;
resembling
glass;
consisting
of
glass;
transparent,
like
crystal..
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