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Definition of juice
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Juice (v. t.) To
moisten;
to wet.
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Exudation
::
Exudation
(n.) The act of
exuding;
sweating;
a
discharge
of
humors,
moisture,
juice,
or gum, as
through
pores or
incisions;
also, the
substance
exuded..
Lush
::
Lush (a.) Full of juice or
succulence.
Gambier
::
Gambier
(n.) The
inspissated
juice of a plant
(Uncaria
Gambir)
growing
in
Malacca.
It is a
powerful
astringent,
and, under the name of Terra
Japonica,
is used for
chewing
with the Areca nut, and is
exported
for
tanning
and
dyeing..
Carbonatation
::
Carbonatation
(n.) The
saturation
of
defecated
beet juice with
carbonic
acid gas.
Dyspeptone
::
Dyspeptone
(n.) An
insoluble
albuminous
body
formed
from
casein
and other
proteid
substances
by the
action
of
gastric
juice.
Wine
::
Wine (n.) A
liquor
or
beverage
prepared
from the juice of any fruit or plant by a
process
similar
to that for grape wine; as,
currant
wine;
gooseberry
wine; palm
wine..
Mill
::
Mill (n.) A
machine
used for
expelling
the
juice,
sap, etc., from
vegetable
tissues
by
pressure,
or by
pressure
in
combination
with a
grinding,
or
cutting
process;
as, a cider mill; a cane
mill..
Ule
::
Ule (n.) A
Mexican
and
Central
American
tree
(Castilloa
elastica
and C.
Markhamiana)
related
to the
breadfruit
tree. Its milky juice
contains
caoutchouc.
Called
also ule tree.
Morello
::
Morello
(n.) A kind of
nearly
black
cherry
with dark red flesh and
juice,
-- used
chiefly
for
preserving..
Bleed
::
Bleed (v. i.) To lose sap, gum, or
juice;
as, a tree or a vine
bleeds
when
tapped
or
wounded..
Granulate
::
Granulate
(v. i.) To
collect
or be
formed
into
grains;
as, cane juice
granulates
into
sugar..
Agave
::
Agave (n.) A genus of
plants
(order
Amaryllidaceae)
of which the chief
species
is the
maguey
or
century
plant (A.
Americana),
wrongly
called
Aloe. It is from ten to
seventy
years,
according
to
climate,
in
attaining
maturity,
when it
produces
a
gigantic
flower
stem,
sometimes
forty feet in
height,
and
perishes.
The
fermented
juice is the
pulque
of the
Mexicans;
distilled,
it
yields
mescal.
A
strong
thread
and a tough paper are made from the
leaves,
and the wood has many
uses..
Orangeade
::
Orangeade
(n.) A drink made of
orange
juice and
water,
corresponding
to
lemonade;
orange
sherbet..
Secretion
::
Secretion
(n.) Any
substance
or fluid
secreted,
or
elaborated
and
emitted,
as the
gastric
juice..
Lactary
::
Lactary
(a.)
Milky;
full of white juice like milk.
Sagamore
::
Sagamore
(n.) A juice used in
medicine.
Liquidambar
::
Liquidambar
(n.) The
balsamic
juice which is
obtained
from these trees by
incision.
The
liquid
balsam
of the
Oriental
tree is
liquid
storax.
Argol
::
Argol (n.) Crude
tartar;
an
acidulous
salt from which cream of
tartar
is
prepared.
It
exists
in the juice of
grapes,
and is
deposited
from wines on the sides of the
casks..
Opobalsamum
::
Opobalsamum
(n.) The old name of the
aromatic
resinous
juice of the
Balsamodendron
opobalsamum,
now
commonly
called
balm of
Gilead.
See under
Balm..
Leucophlegmacy
::
Leucophlegmacy
(n.) A
dropsical
habit of body, or the
commencement
of
anasarca;
paleness,
with
viscid
juices
and cold
sweats..
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