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Definition of liquid
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 liquid is as below...
Liquid
(a.)
Flowing
freely
like
water;
fluid;
not
solid.
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Diathermometer
::
Diathermometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
examining
the
thermal
resistance
or
heat-conducting
power of
liquids.
Ladle
::
Ladle (v. t.) A
vessel
to carry
liquid
metal from the
furnace
to the mold.
Guiacol
::
Guiacol
(n.) A
colorless
liquid,
C6H4,OCH3.OH,
resembling
the
phenols,
found as a
constituent
of
woodtar
creosote,
aud
produced
by the dry
distillation
of
guaiac
resin..
Potable
::
Potable
(n.) A
potable
liquid;
a
beverage.
Seal
::
Seal (n.) An
arrangement
for
preventing
the
entrance
or
return
of gas or air into a pipe, by which the open end of the pipe dips
beneath
the
surface
of water or other
liquid,
or a deep bend or sag in the pipe is
filled
with the
liquid;
a
draintrap..
Libation
::
Libation
(n.) The act of
pouring
a
liquid
or
liquor,
usually
wine,
either
on the
ground
or on a
victim
in
sacrifice,
in honor of some
deity;
also, the wine or
liquid
thus
poured
out..
Sprinkle
::
Sprinkle
(v. i.) To
scatter
a
liquid,
or any fine
substance,
so that it may fall in
particles..
Sublimed
::
Sublime
(v. i.) To pass off in
vapor,
with
immediate
condensation;
specifically,
to
evaporate
or
volatilize
from the solid state
without
apparent
melting;
-- said of those
substances,
like
arsenic,
benzoic
acid, etc., which do not
exhibit
a
liquid
form on
heating,
except
under
increased
pressure..
Bead
::
Bead (n.) A drop of sweat or other
liquid.
Eat
::
Eat (v. t.) To chew and
swallow
as food; to
devour;
-- said
especially
of food not
liquid;
as, to eat
bread..
Curd
::
Curd (n.) The
coagulated
part of any
liquid.
Liquidambar
::
Liquidambar
(n.) A genus
consisting
of two
species
of tall trees
having
star-shaped
leaves,
and woody
burlike
fruit.
Liquidambar
styraciflua
is the North
American
sweet qum, and L.
Orientalis
is found in Asia
Minor..
Colliquation
::
Colliquation
(n.) A
processive
wasting
or
melting
away of the solid parts of the
animal
system
with
copious
excretions
of
liquids
by one or more
passages.
Eliquament
::
Eliquament
(n.) A
liquid
obtained
from fat, or fat fish, by
pressure..
Trap
::
Trap (n.) A bend, sag, or
partitioned
chamber,
in a
drain,
soil pipe,
sewer,
etc.,
arranged
so that the
liquid
contents
form a seal which
prevents
passage
of air or gas, but
permits
the flow of
liquids..
Bath
::
Bath (n.) A
Hebrew
measure
containing
the tenth of a
homer,
or five
gallons
and three
pints,
as a
measure
for
liquids;
and two pecks and five
quarts,
as a dry
measure..
Phlorol
::
Phlorol
(n.) A
liquid
metameric
with
xylenol,
belonging
to the class of
phenols,
and
obtained
by
distilling
certain
salts of
phloretic
acid..
Peucil
::
Peucil
(n.) A
liquid
resembling
camphene,
obtained
by
treating
turpentine
hydrochloride
with
lime..
Chyometer
::
Chyometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
liquids.
It
consists
of a
piston
moving
in a tube in which is
contained
the
liquid,
the
quantity
expelled
being
indicated
by the
graduation
upon the
piston
rod..
Refrigerator
::
Refrigerator
(n.) An
apparatus
for
rapidly
cooling
heated
liquids
or
vapors,
connected
with a
still,
etc..
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