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Definition of boil
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Boil (v. t.) To steep or soak in warm
water.
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Blackcap
::
Blackcap
(n.) An apple
roasted
till
black,
to be
served
in a dish of
boiled
custard..
Chondrigen
::
Chondrigen
(n.) The
chemical
basis of
cartilage,
converted
by long
boiling
in water into a
gelatinous
body
called
chondrin..
Water Gauge
::
Water gauge () An
instrument
for
measuring
or
ascertaining
the depth or
quantity
of
water,
or for
indicating
the
height
of its
surface,
as in the
boiler
of a steam
engine.
See
Gauge..
Congee
::
Congee
(n.)
Boiled
rice; rice
gruel.
Dome
::
Dome (n.) Any
erection
resembling
the dome or
cupola
of a
building;
as the upper part of a
furnace,
the
vertical
steam
chamber
on the top of a
boiler,
etc..
Generator
::
Generator
(n.) An
apparatus
in which vapor or gas is
formed
from a
liquid
or solid by means of heat or
chemical
process,
as a steam
boiler,
gas
retort,
or
vessel
for
generating
carbonic
acid gas, etc..
Scrabbed Eggs
::
Scrabbed
eggs () A
Lenten
dish,
composed
of eggs
boiled
hard,
chopped,
and
seasoned
with
butter,
salt, and
pepper..
Rebullition
::
Rebullition
(n.) The act of
boiling
up or
effervescing.
Injector
::
Injector
(n.) A
contrivance
for
forcing
feed water into a steam
boiler
by the
direct
action
of the steam upon the
water.
The water is
driven
into the
boiler
by the
impulse
of a jet of the steam which
becomes
condensed
as soon as it
strikes
the
stream
of cold water it
impels;
-- also
called
Giffard's
injector,
from the
inventor..
Ebullition
::
Ebullition
(n.) A
boiling
or
bubbling
up of a
liquid;
the
motion
produced
in a
liquid
by its rapid
conversion
into
vapor.
Mince-meat
::
Mince-meat
(n.)
Minced
meat; meat
chopped
very fine; a
mixture
of
boiled
meat, suet,
apples,
etc.,
chopped
very fine, to which
spices
and
raisins
are
added;
-- used in
making
mince pie..
Rum
::
Rum (n.) A kind of
intoxicating
liquor
distilled
from cane
juice,
or from the
scummings
of the
boiled
juice,
or from
treacle
or
molasses,
or from the lees of
former
distillations.
Also,
sometimes
used
colloquially
as a
generic
or a
collective
name for
intoxicating
liquor..
Tum-tum
::
Tum-tum
(n.) A dish made in the West
Indies
by
beating
boiled
plantain
quite soft in a
wooden
mortar.
Recoct
::
Recoct
(v. t.) To boil or cook
again;
hence,
to make over; to vamp up; to
reconstruct..
Shatter
::
Shatter
(v. t.) To break at once into many
pieces;
to dash,
burst,
or part
violently
into
fragments;
to rend into
splinters;
as, an
explosion
shatters
a rock or a bomb; too much steam
shatters
a
boiler;
an oak is
shattered
by
lightning..
Poonga Oil
::
Poonga
oil () A kind of oil used in India for
lamps,
and for
boiling
with
dammar
for
pitching
vessels.
It is
pressed
from the seeds of a
leguminous
tree
(Pongamia
glabra)..
Copper
::
Copper
(n.) A
vessel,
especially
a large
boiler,
made of
copper..
Decoction
::
Decoction
(n.) The act or
process
of
boiling
anything
in a
watery
fluid to
extract
its
virtues.
Hardbake
::
Hardbake
(n.) A
sweetmeat
of
boiled
brown sugar or
molasses
made with
almonds,
and
flavored
with
orange
or lemon
juice,
etc..
Boiling
::
Boiling
(n.)
Exposure
to the
action
of a hot
liquid.
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