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Definition of urea
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of urea is as below...
Urea (a.) A very
soluble
crystalline
body which is the chief
constituent
of the urine in
mammals
and some other
animals.
It is also
present
in small
quantity
in
blood,
serous
fluids,
lymph,
the
liver,
etc..
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Laureated
::
Laureated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Laureat.
Guanidine
::
Guanidine
(n.) A
strongly
alkaline
base,
CN3H5,
formed
by the
oxidation
of
guanin,
and also
obtained
combined
with
methyl
in the
decomposition
of
creatin.
Boiled
with
dilute
sulphuric
acid, it
yields
urea and
ammonia..
Commode
::
Commode
(n.) A chest of
drawers
or a
bureau.
Laureation
::
Laureation
(n.) The act of
crowning
with
laurel;
the act of
conferring
an
academic
degree,
or
honorary
title..
Knapweed
::
Knapweed
(n.) The black
centaury
(Centaurea
nigra);
-- so
called
from the
knoblike
heads of
flowers.
Called
also
bullweed.
Purpureal
::
Purpureal
(a.) Of a
purple
color;
purple.
Biuret
::
Biuret
(n.) A
white,
crystalline,
nitrogenous
substance,
C2O2N3H5,
formed
by
heating
urea. It is
intermediate
between
urea and
cyanuric
acid..
Epicureous
::
Epicureous
(a.)
Epicurean.
Colicroot
::
Colicroot
(n.) A
bitter
American
herb of the
Bloodwort
family,
with the
leaves
all
radical,
and the small
yellow
or white
flowers
in a long spike
(Aletris
farinosa
and A.
aurea).
Called
sometimes
star
grass,
blackroot,
blazing
star, and
unicorn
root..
Cyanuric Acid
::
Cyanuric
acid () an
organic
acid,
C3O3N3H3,
first
obtained
by
heating
uric acid or urea, and
called
pyrouric
acid;
afterwards
obtained
from
isocyanic
acid. It is a white
crystalline
substance,
odorless
and
almost
tasteless;
--
called
also
tricarbimide..
Laureate
::
Laureate
(n.) One
crowned
with
laurel;
a poet
laureate.
Ergot
::
Ergot (n.) A
diseased
condition
of rye and other
cereals,
in which the
grains
become
black,
and often
spur-shaped.
It is
caused
by a
parasitic
fungus,
Claviceps
purpurea..
Bureaucrat
::
Bureaucrat
(n.) An
official
of a
bureau;
esp. an
official
confirmed
in a
narrow
and
arbitrary
routine.
Subdeposit
::
Subdepartment
(n.) A
subordinate
department;
a
bureau.
See the Note under
Bureau.
Bureaucracy
::
Bureaucracy
(n.) A
system
of
carrying
on the
business
of
government
by means of
departments
or
bureaus,
each under the
control
of a
chief,
in
contradiction
to a
system
in which the
officers
of
government
have an
associated
authority
and
responsibility;
also,
government
conducted
on this
system..
Baccalaureate
::
Baccalaureate
(n.) The
degree
of
bachelor
of arts. (B.A. or
A.B.),
the first or
lowest
academical
degree
conferred
by
universities
and
colleges..
Ureide
::
Ureide
(n.) Any one of the many
complex
derivatives
of urea; thus,
hydantoin,
and, in an
extended
dense,
guanidine,
caffeine,
et., are
ureides..
Laureate
::
Laureate
(a.)
Crowned,
or
decked,
with
laurel..
Xanthinine
::
Xanthinine
(n.) A
complex
nitrogenous
substance
related
to urea and uric acid,
produced
as a white
powder;
-- so
called
because
it forms
yellow
salts,
and
because
its
solution
forms a blue
fluorescence
like
quinine..
Monureid
::
Monureid
(n.) Any one of a
series
of
complex
nitrogenous
substances
regarded
as
derived
from one
molecule
of urea; as,
alloxan
is a
monureid..
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