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Definition of pulsive
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Pulsive
(a.)
Tending
to
compel;
compulsory.
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Mercaptan
::
Mercaptan
(n.) Any one of
series
of
compounds,
hydrosulphides
of
alcohol
radicals,
in
composition
resembling
the
alcohols,
but
containing
sulphur
in place of
oxygen,
and hence
called
also the
sulphur
alcohols.
In
general,
they are
colorless
liquids
having
a
strong,
repulsive,
garlic
odor. The name is
specifically
applied
to ethyl
mercaptan,
C2H5SH.
So
called
from its
avidity
for
mercury,
and other
metals..
Appulsively
::
Appulsively
(adv.)
By
appulsion.
Self-repulsive
::
Self-repulsive
(a.)
Self-repelling.
Repulsory
::
Repulsory
(a.)
Repulsive;
driving
back.
Compulsively
::
Compulsively
(adv.)
By
compulsion;
by
force.
Expulsive
::
Expulsive
(a.)
Having
the power of
driving
out or away;
serving
to
expel.
Drag
::
Drag (v. t.) The
difference
between
the speed of a screw
steamer
under sail and that of the screw when the ship
outruns
the
screw;
or
between
the
propulsive
effects
of the
different
floats
of a
paddle
wheel.
See
Citation
under Drag, v. i., 3..
Propulsive
::
Propulsive
(a.)
Tending,
or
having
power,
to
propel;
driving
on;
urging..
Distasteful
::
Distasteful
(a.)
Manifesting
distaste
or
dislike;
repulsive.
Impulsiveness
::
Impulsiveness
(n.) The
quality
of being
impulsive.
Odious
::
Odious
(a.)
Causing
or
provoking
hatred,
repugnance,
or
disgust;
offensive;
disagreeable;
repulsive;
as, an
odious
sight;
an
odious
smell..
Repulsive
::
Repulsive
(a.)
Serving,
or able, to
repulse;
repellent;
as, a
repulsive
force..
Alkarsin
::
Alkarsin
(n.) A
spontaneously
inflammable
liquid,
having
a
repulsive
odor, and
consisting
of
cacodyl
and its
oxidation
products;
--
called
also
Cadel's
fuming
liquid..
Enforcive
::
Enforcive
(a.)
Serving
to
enforce
or
constrain;
compulsive.
Repulsive
::
Repulsive
(a.) Cold;
forbidding;
offensive;
as,
repulsive
manners..
Impulsive
::
Impulsive
(a.)
Actuated
by
impulse
or by
transient
feelings.
Moment
::
Moment
(n.)
Impulsive
power;
force;
momentum.
Unamiable
::
Unamiable
(a.) Not
amiable;
morose;
ill-natured;
repulsive.
Retropulsive
::
Retropulsive
(a.)
Driving
back;
repelling.
Impulsive
::
Impulsive
(a.)
Having
the power of
driving
or
impelling;
giving
an
impulse;
moving;
impellent.
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