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Definition of cry
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Cry (v. i.)
Outcry;
clamor;
tumult;
popular
demand.
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Harrow
::
Harrow
(interj.)
Help!
Halloo!
An
exclamation
of
distress;
a call for
succor;-the
ancient
Norman
hue and cry.
Sulphion
::
Sulphinide
(n.) A white or
yellowish
crystalline
substance,
C6H4.(SO2.CO).NH,
produced
artificially
by the
oxidation
of a
sulphamic
derivative
of
toluene.
It is the
sweetest
substance
known,
having
over two
hundred
times the
sweetening
power of
sugar,
and is known in
commerce
under the name of
saccharine.
It has acid
properties
and forms salts
(which
are
inaccurately
called
saccharinates)..
Whimper
::
Whimper
(n.) A low,
whining,
broken
cry; a low,
whining
sound,
expressive
of
complaint
or
grief..
Sapogenin
::
Sapogenin
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance
obtained
by the
decomposition
of
saponin.
Pip
::
Pip (v. i.) To cry or
chirp,
as a
chicken;
to
peep..
Pilocarpine
::
Pilocarpine
(n.) An
alkaloid
extracted
from
jaborandi
(Pilocarpus
pennatifolius)
as a white
amorphous
or
crystalline
substance
which has a
peculiar
effect
on the
vasomotor
system.
Halloo
::
Halloo
(v. i.) To cry out; to
exclaim
with a loud
voice;
to call to a
person,
as by the word
halloo..
Shout
::
Shout (n.) A loud burst of voice or
voices;
a
vehement
and
sudden
outcry,
especially
of a
multitudes
expressing
joy,
triumph,
exultation,
or
animated
courage..
Yelp
::
Yelp (n.) A
sharp,
quick cry; a
bark..
Valeramide
::
Valeramide
(n.) The acid amide
derivative
of
valeric
acid,
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance..
Meconic
::
Meconic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
obtained
from, the poppy or
opium;
specif.
(Chem.),
designating
an acid
related
to
aconitic
acid, found in opium and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance..
Syenitic
::
Syenite
(n.) A
granular,
crystalline,
ingeous
rock
composed
of
orthoclase
and
hornblende,
the
latter
often
replaced
or
accompanied
by
pyroxene
or mica.
Syenite
sometimes
contains
nephelite
(elaeolite)
or
leucite,
and is then
called
nephelite
(elaeolite)
syenite
or
leucite
syenite..
Enhydrous
::
Enhydrous
(a.)
Having
water
within;
containing
fluid
drops;
-- said of
certain
crystals.
Chessy Copper
::
Chessy
copper
() The
mineral
azurite,
found in fine
crystallization
at
Chessy,
near
Lyons;
called
also
chessylite..
Squeak
::
Squeak
(v. i.) To utter a
sharp,
shrill
cry,
usually
of short
duration;
to cry with an acute tone, as an
animal;
or, to make a
sharp,
disagreeable
noise,
as a pipe or
quill,
a wagon
wheel,
a door; to
creak..
Moire Metallique
::
Moire
metallique
() A
crystalline
or
frosted
appearance
produced
by some acids on tin
plate;
also, the tin plate thus
treated..
Semiformed
::
Semiformed
(a.) Half
formed;
imperfectly
formed;
as,
semiformed
crystals..
Xylenol
::
Xylenol
(n.) Any one of six
metameric
phenol
derivatives
of
xylene,
obtained
as
crystalline
substances,
(CH3)2.C6H3.OH..
Crystallization
::
Crystallization
(n.) The act or
process
by which a
substance
in
solidifying
assumes
the form and
structure
of a
crystal,
or
becomes
crystallized..
Styrax
::
Styracin
(n.) A white
crystalline
tasteless
substance
extracted
from gum
storax,
and
consisting
of a salt of
cinnamic
acid with
cinnamic
alcohol..
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