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Definition of replace
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Replace
(v. t.) To
supply
or
substitute
an
equivalent
for; as, to
replace
a lost
document..
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Bitartrate
::
Bitartrate
(n.) A salt of
tartaric
acid in which the base
replaces
but half the acid
hydrogen;
an acid
tartrate,
as cream of
tartar..
Substitution
::
Substituted
(a.)
Containing
substitutions
or
replacements;
having
been
subjected
to the
process
of
substitution,
or
having
some of its parts
replaced;
as,
alcohol
is a
substituted
water;
methyl
amine is a
substituted
ammonia..
Monobasic
::
Monobasic
(a.)
Capable
of being
neutralized
by a
univalent
base or basic
radical;
having
but one acid
hydrogen
atom to be
replaced;
-- said of
acids;
as,
acetic,
nitric,
and
hydrochloric
acids are
monobasic..
Reenthrone
::
Reenthrone
(v. t.) To
enthrone
again;
to
replace
on a
throne.
Molar
::
Molar (n.) Any one of the teeth back of the
incisors
and
canines.
The molar which
replace
the
deciduous
or milk teeth are
designated
as
premolars,
and those which are not
preceded
by
deciduous
teeth are
sometimes
called
true
molars.
See
Tooth..
Bibasic
::
Bibasic
(a.)
Having
to
hydrogen
atoms which can be
replaced
by
positive
or basic atoms or
radicals
to form
salts;
-- said of
acids.
See
Dibasic.
Premolar
::
Premolar
(n.) An
anterior
molar tooth which has
replaced
a
deciduous
molar.
See
Tooth.
Fireboard
::
Fireboard
(n.) A
chimney
board or
screen
to close a
fireplace
when not in use.
Argo
::
Argo (n.) A large
constellation
in the
southern
hemisphere,
called
also Argo
Navis.
In
modern
astronomy
it is
replaced
by its three
divisions,
Carina,
Puppis,
and
Vela..
Aniline
::
Aniline
(n.) An
organic
base
belonging
to the
phenylamines.
It may be
regarded
as
ammonia
in which one
hydrogen
atom has been
replaced
by the
radical
phenyl.
It is a
colorless,
oily
liquid,
originally
obtained
from
indigo
by
distillation,
but now
largely
manufactured
from coal tar or
nitrobenzene
as a base from which many
brilliant
dyes are
made..
Replace
::
Replace
(v. t.) To
refund;
to
repay;
to
restore;
as, to
replace
a sum of money
borrowed..
Anilide
::
Anilide
(n.) One of a class of
compounds
which may be
regarded
as
amides
in which more or less of the
hydrogen
has been
replaced
by
phenyl.
Tisar
::
Tisar (n.) The
fireplace
at the side of an
annealing
oven.
Gather
::
Gather
(v. t.) To bring
together,
or
nearer
together,
in
masonry,
as where the width of a
fireplace
is
rapidly
diminished
to the width of the flue, or the
like..
Basicity
::
Basicity
(n.) The power of an acid to unite with one or more atoms or
equivalents
of a base, as
indicated
by the
number
of
replaceable
hydrogen
atoms
contained
in the
acid..
Heptad
::
Heptad
(n.) An atom which has a
valence
of
seven,
and which can be
theoretically
combined
with,
substituted
for, or
replaced
by, seven monad atoms or
radicals;
as,
iodine
is a
heptad
in iodic acid. Also used as an
adjective..
Replace
::
Replace
(v. t.) To
supply
or
substitute
an
equivalent
for; as, to
replace
a lost
document..
Chimney
::
Chimney
(n.) A
fireplace
or
hearth.
Manteltree
::
Manteltree
(n.) The
lintel
of a
fireplace
when of wood, as
frequently
in early
houses..
Tribasic
::
Tribasic
(a.)
Capable
of
neutralizing
three
molecules
of a
monacid
base, or their
equivalent;
having
three
hydrogen
atoms
capable
of
replacement
by basic
elements
on
radicals;
-- said of
certain
acids;
thus,
citric
acid is a
tribasic
acid..
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