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Definition of odium
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Odium (n.)
Hatred;
dislike;
as, his
conduct
brought
him into
odium,
or,
brought
odium upon him..
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Phyllode
::
Phyllode
(n.) Same as
Phyllodium.
Podium
::
Podium
(n.) The dwarf wall
surrounding
the arena of an
amphitheater,
from the top of which the seats
began..
Lycopod
::
Lycopod
(n.) A plant of the genus
Lycopodium.
Sainfoin
::
Sainfoin
(n.) A kind of tick
trefoil
(Desmodium
Canadense).
Alfilaria
::
Alfilaria
(n.) The pin grass
(Erodium
cicutarium),
a weed in
California..
Trona
::
Trona (n.) A
native
double
salt,
consisting
of a
combination
of
neutral
and acid
sodium
carbonate,
Na2CO3.2HNaCO3.2H2O,
occurring
as a white
crystalline
fibrous
deposit
from
certain
soda brine
springs
and
lakes;
--
called
also urao, and by the
ancients
nitrum..
Zirco-
::
Zirco-
() A
combining
form (also used
adjectively)
designating
zirconium
as an
element
of
certain
double
compounds;
zircono-;
as in
zircofluoric
acid,
sodium
zircofluoride..
Bilin
::
Bilin (n.) A name
applied
to the
amorphous
or
crystalline
mass
obtained
from bile by the
action
of
alcohol
and
ether.
It is
composed
of a
mixture
of the
sodium
salts of the bile
acids.
Hart-tongue
::
Hart-tongue
(n.) A West
Indian
fern, the
Polypodium
Phyllitidis
of
Linnaeus.
It is also found in
Florida..
Labarraque''s Solution
::
Labarraque's
solution
() An
aqueous
solution
of
hypochlorite
of
sodium,
extensively
used as a
disinfectant..
Symposiac
::
Sympodium
(n.) An axis or stem
produced
by
dichotomous
branching
in which one of the
branches
is
regularly
developed
at the
expense
of the
other,
as in the
grapevine..
Chlorite
::
Chlorite
(n.) Any salt of
chlorous
acid; as,
chlorite
of
sodium..
Cephalanthium
::
Cephalanthium
(n.) Same as
Anthodium.
Goutwort
::
Goutwort
(n.) A
coarse
umbelliferous
plant of
Europe
(Aegopodium
Podagraria);
--
called
also
bishop's
weed,
ashweed,
and herb
gerard..
Epipodial
::
Epipodial
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
epipodium
of
Mollusca.
Salicylic
::
Salicylic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
designating,
an acid
formerly
obtained
by
fusing
salicin
with
potassium
hydroxide,
and now made in large
quantities
from
phenol
(carbolic
acid) by the
action
of
carbon
dioxide
on
heated
sodium
phenolate.
It is a white
crystalline
substance.
It is used as an
antiseptic,
and in its salts in the
treatment
of
rheumatism.
Called
also
hydroxybenzoic
acid..
Propodium
::
Propodium
(n.) The
anterior
portion
of the foot of a
mollusk.
Notopodiums
::
Notopodiums
(pl. ) of
Notopodiu.
Sodium
::
Sodium
(n.) A
common
metallic
element
of the
alkali
group,
in
nature
always
occuring
combined,
as in
common
salt, in
albite,
etc. It is
isolated
as a soft, waxy,
white,
unstable
metal,
so
readily
oxidized
that it
combines
violently
with
water,
and to be
preserved
must be kept under
petroleum
or some
similar
liquid.
Sodium
is used
combined
in many
salts,
in the free state as a
reducer,
and as a means of
obtaining
other
metals
(as
magnesium
and
aluminium)
is an
important
commercial
product.
Symbol
Stylops
::
Stylopodium
(n.) An
expansion
at the base of the
style,
as in
umbelliferous
plants..
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