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Definition of melt
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Melt (v. i.) To
disappear
by being
dispersed
or
dissipated;
as, the fog melts
away..
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Foge
::
Foge (n.) The
Cornish
name for a forge used for
smelting
tin.
Smilt
::
Smilt (v. i.) To melt.
Eperlan
::
Eperlan
(n.) The
European
smelt
(Osmerus
eperlanus).
Colliquate
::
Colliquate
(v. t. & i.) To
change
from solid to
fluid;
to make or
become
liquid;
to melt.
Smeltery
::
Smeltery
(n.) A house or place for
smelting.
Stearolic
::
Stearin
(n.) One of the
constituents
of
animal
fats and also of some
vegetable
fats, as the
butter
of
cacao.
It is
especially
characterized
by its
solidity,
so that when
present
in
considerable
quantity
it
materially
increases
the
hardness,
or
raises
the
melting
point,
of the fat, as in
mutton
tallow.
Chemically,
it is a
compound
of
glyceryl
with three
molecules
of
stearic
acid, and hence is
technically
called
tristearin,
or
glyceryl
tristearate..
Wick
::
Wick (n.) A
bundle
of
fibers,
or a
loosely
twisted
or
braided
cord, tape, or tube,
usually
made of soft spun
cotton
threads,
which by
capillary
attraction
draws up a
steady
supply
of the oil in
lamps,
the
melted
tallow
or wax in
candles,
or other
material
used for
illumination,
in small
successive
portions,
to be
burned..
Melt
::
Melt (v.)
Hence:
To
soften,
as by a
warming
or
kindly
influence;
to
relax;
to
render
gentle
or
susceptible
to mild
influences;
sometimes,
in a bad
sense,
to take away the
firmness
of; to
weaken..
Fusion
::
Fusion
(v. t.) The union or
blending
together
of
things,
as,
melted
together..
Melt
::
Melt (v. i.) To be
changed
from a solid to a
liquid
state under the
influence
of heat; as,
butter
and wax melt at
moderate
temperatures..
Washpot
::
Washpot
(n.) A pot
containing
melted
tin into which the
plates
are
dipped
to be
coated.
Smelt
::
Smelt () of Smel.
Infusible
::
Infusible
(a.) Not
fusible;
incapble
or
difficalt
of
fusion,
or of being
dissolved
or
melted..
Candlefish
::
Candlefish
(n.) A
marine
fish
(Thaleichthys
Pacificus),
allied
to the
smelt,
found on the north
Pacific
coast;
--
called
also
eulachon.
It is so oily that, when
dried,
it may be used as a
candle,
by
drawing
a wick
through
it.
Virgalieu
::
Virgalieu
(n.) A
valuable
kind of pear, of an
obovate
shape and with
melting
flesh of
delicious
flavor;
-- more
properly
called
White
Doyenne..
Pemmican
::
Pemmican
(n.) Meat,
without
the fat, cut in thin
slices,
dried in the sun,
pounded,
then mixed with
melted
fat and
sometimes
dried
fruit,
and
compressed
into cakes or in bags. It
contains
much
nutriment
in small
compass,
and is of great use in long
voyages
of
exploration..
Deliquium
::
Deliquium
(n.) A
melting
or
dissolution
in the air, or in a moist
place;
a
liquid
condition;
as, a salt falls into a
deliquium..
Tutty
::
Tutty (n.) A
yellow
or brown
amorphous
substance
obtained
as a
sublimation
product
in the flues of
smelting
furnaces
of zinc, and
consisting
of a crude zinc
oxide..
Lard
::
Lard (n.) The fat of
swine,
esp. the
internal
fat of the
abdomen;
also, this fat
melted
and
strained..
Colliquefaction
::
Colliquefaction
(n.) A
melting
together;
the
reduction
of
different
bodies
into one mass by
fusion.
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