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Definition of ox
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 ox is as below...
Ox (n.) The male of
bovine
quadrupeds,
especially
the
domestic
animal
when
castrated
and grown to its full size, or
nearly
so. The word is also
applied,
as a
general
name, to any
species
of
bovine
animals,
male and
female..
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Oxidation
::
Oxidation
(n.) The act or
process
of
oxidizing,
or the state or
result
of being
oxidized..
Nitrification
::
Nitrification
(n.) The act or
process
of
oxidizing
nitrogen
or its
compounds
so as to form
nitrous
or
nitric
acid.
Princox
::
Princox
(n.) A
coxcomb;
a pert boy.
Nicotinic
::
Nicotinic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
nicotine;
nicotic;
-- used
specifically
to
designate
an acid
related
to
pyridine,
obtained
by the
oxidation
of
nicotine,
and
called
nicotinic
acid..
Error
::
Error (n.) The
difference
between
the
approximate
result
and the true
result;
-- used
particularly
in the rule of
double
position.
Proximal
::
Proximal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to that which is
proximal;
as, the
proximal
bones of a limb.
Opposed
to
distal..
Box
::
Box (n.) A
present
in a box; a
present;
esp. a
Christmas
box or gift.
Oxygenize
::
Oxygenize
(v. t.) To
oxidize.
Sponson
::
Sponson
(n.) One of the
triangular
platforms
in front of, and
abaft,
the
paddle
boxes of a
steamboat..
Digitalis
::
Digitalis
(n.) The dried
leaves
of the
purple
foxglove
(Digitalis
purpurea),
used in heart
disease,
disturbance
of the
circulation,
etc..
Poison
::
Poison
(n.) Any agent
which,
when
introduced
into the
animal
organism,
is
capable
of
producing
a
morbid,
noxious,
or
deadly
effect
upon it; as,
morphine
is a
deadly
poison;
the
poison
of
pestilential
diseases..
Manganite
::
Manganite
(n.) One of the
oxides
of
manganese;
--
called
also gray
manganese
ore. It
occurs
in
brilliant
steel-gray
or
iron-black
crystals,
also
massive..
Boist
::
Boist (n.) A box.
Reduce
::
Reduce
(n.) To bring to the
metallic
state by
separating
from
impurities;
hence,
in
general,
to
remove
oxygen
from; to
deoxidize;
to
combine
with, or to
subject
to the
action
of,
hydrogen;
as,
ferric
iron is
reduced
to
ferrous
iron; or
metals
are
reduced
from their ores; --
opposed
to
oxidize..
Variolation
::
Variolation
(n.)
Inoculation
with
smallpox.
Oxygonial
::
Oxygonial
(a.)
Having
acute
angles.
Subpeduncular
::
Suboxide
(n.) An oxide
containing
a
relatively
small
amount
of
oxygen,
and less than the
normal
proportion;
as,
potassium
suboxide,
K4O..
Magnesium
::
Magnesium
(n.) A light
silver-white
metallic
element,
malleable
and
ductile,
quite
permanent
in dry air but
tarnishing
in moist air. It
burns,
forming
(the
oxide)
magnesia,
with the
production
of a
blinding
light (the
so-called
magnesium
light)
which is used in
signaling,
in
pyrotechny,
or in
photography
where a
strong
actinic
illuminant
is
required.
Its
compounds
occur
abundantly,
as in
dolomite,
talc,
meerschaum,
etc.
Symbol
Mg.
Atomic
weight,
24.4.
Specific
gravity,
1.75..
Phlox
::
Phlox (n.) A genus of
American
herbs,
having
showy red,
white,
or
purple
flowers..
Take
::
Take (v. i.) To move or
direct
the
course;
to
resort;
to
betake
one's self; to
proceed;
to go; --
usually
with to; as, the fox, being hard
pressed,
took to the
hedge..
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