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Definition of vapor
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 vapor is as below...
Vapor (n.) In a loose and
popular
sense,
any
visible
diffused
substance
floating
in the
atmosphere
and
impairing
its
transparency,
as
smoke,
fog, etc..
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Sublimated
::
Sublimate
(a.)
Brought
into a state of vapor by heat, and again
condensed
as a
solid..
Pumice
::
Pumice
(n.) A very light
porous
volcanic
scoria,
usually
of a gray
color,
the pores of which are
capillary
and
parallel,
giving
it a
fibrous
structure.
It is
supposed
to be
produced
by the
disengagement
of
watery
vapor
without
liquid
or
plastic
lava. It is much used, esp. in the form of
powder,
for
smoothing
and
polishing.
Called
also
pumice
stone..
Transpire
::
Transpire
(v. i.) To
evaporate
from
living
cells.
Vaporizing
::
Vaporizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Vaporiz.
Playa
::
Playa (n.) A
beach;
a
strand;
in the
plains
and
deserts
of
Texas,
New
Mexico,
and
Arizona,
a
broad,
level spot, on which
subsequently
becomes
dry by
evaporation..
Tension
::
Tension
(a.)
Expansive
force;
the force with which the
particles
of a body, as a gas, tend to
recede
from each other and
occupy
a
larger
space;
elastic
force;
elasticity;
as, the
tension
of
vapor;
the
tension
of air..
Vapor
::
Vapor (n.) A
medicinal
agent
designed
for
administration
in the form of
inhaled
vapor.
Vaporing
::
Vaporing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Vapo.
Graduation
::
Graduation
(n.) The act of
graduating,
or the state of being
graduated;
as,
graduation
of a
scale;
graduation
at a
college;
graduation
in
color;
graduation
by
evaporation;
the
graduation
of a
bird's
tail, etc..
Vapory
::
Vapory
(a.)
Hypochondriacal;
splenetic;
peevish.
Vaporous
::
Vaporous
(a.)
Having
the form or
nature
of
vapor.
Vaporability
::
Vaporability
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
vaporable.
Into
::
Into
(prep.)
Indicating
the
passing
of a thing from one form,
condition,
or state to
another;
as,
compound
substances
may be
resolved
into
others
which are more
simple;
ice is
convertible
into
water,
and water into
vapor;
men are more
easily
drawn than
forced
into
compliance;
we may
reduce
many
distinct
substances
into one mass; men are led by
evidence
into
belief
of
truth,
and are often
enticed
into the
commission
of
crimes'into;
she burst into
tears;
children
are
sometimes
frightened
into fits
Evaporate
::
Evaporate
(v. t.) To
escape
or pass off
without
effect;
to be
dissipated;
to be
wasted,
as, the
spirit
of
writer
often
evaporates
in the
process
of
translation..
Catechu
::
Catechu
(n.) A dry,
brown,
astringent
extract,
obtained
by
decoction
and
evaporation
from the
Acacia
catechu,
and
several
other
plants
growing
in
India.
It
contains
a large
portion
of
tannin
or
tannic
acid, and is used in
medicine
and in the arts. It is also known by the names terra
japonica,
cutch,
gambier,
etc..
Extract
::
Extract
(n.) A solid
preparation
obtained
by
evaporating
a
solution
of a drug, etc., or the fresh juice of a
plant;
--
distinguished
from an
abstract.
See
Abstract,
n., 4..
Evaporation
::
Evaporation
(n.) That which is
evaporated;
vapor.
Fumid
::
Fumid (a.)
Smoky;
vaporous.
Reek
::
Reek (n.)
Vapor;
steam;
smoke;
fume.
Cryophorus
::
Cryophorus
(n.) An
instrument
used to
illustrate
the
freezing
of water by its own
evaporation.
The
ordinary
form
consists
of two glass
bulbs,
connected
by a tube of the same
material,
and
containing
only a
quantity
of water and its
vapor,
devoid
of air. The water is in one of the
bulbs,
and
freezes
when the other is
cooled
below 32¡
Fahr..
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