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Definition of oho
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Oho
(interj.)
An
exclamation
of
surprise,
etc..
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Cohort
::
Cohort
(n.) A
natural
group of
orders
of
plants,
less
comprehensive
than a
class..
Lacquer
::
Lacquer
(n.) A
varnish,
consisting
of a
solution
of
shell-lac
in
alcohol,
often
colored
with
gamboge,
saffron,
or the like; -- used for
varnishing
metals,
papier-mache,
and wood. The name is also given to
varnishes
made of other
ingredients,
esp. the
tough,
solid
varnish
of the
Japanese,
with which
ornamental
objects
are
made..
Fusel Oil
::
Fusel oil () A hot,
acrid,
oily
liquid,
accompanying
many
alcoholic
liquors
(as
potato
whisky,
corn
whisky,
etc.),
as an
undesirable
ingredient,
and
consisting
of
several
of the
higher
alcohols
and
compound
ethers,
but
particularly
of amyl
alcohol;
hence,
specifically
applied
to amyl
alcohol..
High-proof
::
High-proof
(a.)
Highly
rectified;
very
strongly
alcoholic;
as,
high-proof
spirits..
Antiseptic
::
Antiseptic
(n.) A
substance
which
prevents
or
retards
putrefaction,
or
destroys,
or
protects
from,
putrefactive
organisms;
as, salt,
carbolic
acid,
alcohol,
cinchona..
Chlorhydrin
::
Chlorhydrin
(n.) One of a class of
compounds
formed
from
certain
polybasic
alcohols
(and
especially
glycerin)
by the
substitution
of
chlorine
for one or more
hydroxyl
groups.
Phenicine
::
Phenicine
(n.) A
coloring
matter
produced
by the
action
of a
mixture
of
strong
nitric
and
sulphuric
acids on
phenylic
alcohol.
Soho
::
Soho
(interj.)
Ho; -- a word used in
calling
from a
distant
place;
a
sportsman's
halloo.
Alcoholometric
::
Alcoholometric
(a.) Alt. of
Alcoholmetrica.
Alcoholize
::
Alcoholize
(v. t.) To
reduce
to a fine
powder.
Alcoholate
::
Alcoholate
(n.) A
crystallizable
compound
of a salt with
alcohol,
in which the
latter
plays a part
analogous
to that of water of
crystallization..
Distillery
::
Distillery
(n.) The
building
and works where
distilling,
esp. of
alcoholic
liquors,
is
carried
on..
Split
::
Split (v. t.) To
divide
or
separate
into
components;
-- often used with up; as, to split up sugar into
alcohol
and
carbonic
acid..
Boohooed
::
Boohooed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Booho.
Quercite
::
Quercite
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance,
C6H7(OH)5,
found in
acorns,
the fruit of the oak
(Quercus).
It has a sweet
taste,
and is
regarded
as a
pentacid
alcohol..
Brandy
::
Brandy
(n.) A
strong
alcoholic
liquor
distilled
from wine. The name is also given to
spirit
distilled
from other
liquors,
and in the
United
States
to that
distilled
from cider and
peaches.
In
northern
Europe,
it is also
applied
to a
spirit
obtained
from
grain..
Intoxicant
::
Intoxicant
(n.) That which
intoxicates;
an
intoxicating
agent;
as,
alcohol,
opium,
and
laughing
gas are
intoxicants..
Cohobate
::
Cohobate
(v. t.) To
repeat
the
distillation
of,
pouring
the
liquor
back upon the
matter
remaining
in the
vessel..
Hydroxyl
::
Hydroxyl
(n.) A
compound
radical,
or
unsaturated
group,
HO,
consisting
of one atom of
hydrogen
and one of
oxygen.
It is a
characteristic
part of the
hydrates,
the
alcohols,
the
oxygen
acids,
etc..
Aldehyde
::
Aldehyde
(n.) A
colorless,
mobile,
and very
volatile
liquid
obtained
from
alcohol
by
certain
processes
of
oxidation..
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