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Definition of salt
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Salt (n.) Fig.:
Salacious;
lecherous;
lustful.
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Croconate
::
Croconate
(n.) A salt
formed
by the union of
croconic
acid with a base.
Osmiamic
::
Osmiamic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
nitrogenous
acid of
osmium,
H2N2Os2O5,
forming
a
well-known
series
of
yellow
salts..
Bacon
::
Bacon (n.) The back and sides of a pig
salted
and
smoked;
formerly,
the flesh of a pig
salted
or
fresh..
Decrepitate
::
Decrepitate
(v. t.) To roast or
calcine
so as to cause a
crackling
noise;
as, to
decrepitate
salt..
Dulcimer
::
Dulcimer
(n.) An
ancient
musical
instrument
in use among the Jews. Dan. iii. 5. It is
supposed
to be the same with the
psaltery.
Epsomite
::
Epsomite
(n.)
Native
sulphate
of
magnesia
or Epsom salt.
Pyromalate
::
Pyromalate
(n.) A salt of
pyromalic
acid.
Oxanilate
::
Oxanilate
(n.) A salt of
oxanilic
acid.
Sulphion
::
Sulphinide
(n.) A white or
yellowish
crystalline
substance,
C6H4.(SO2.CO).NH,
produced
artificially
by the
oxidation
of a
sulphamic
derivative
of
toluene.
It is the
sweetest
substance
known,
having
over two
hundred
times the
sweetening
power of
sugar,
and is known in
commerce
under the name of
saccharine.
It has acid
properties
and forms salts
(which
are
inaccurately
called
saccharinates)..
Kipper
::
Kipper
(n.) A
salmon
split open,
salted,
and dried or
smoked;
-- so
called
because
salmon
after
spawning
were
usually
so
cured,
not being good when
fresh..
Hemin
::
Hemin (n.) A
substance,
in the form of
reddish
brown,
microscopic,
prismatic
crystals,
formed
from dried blood by the
action
of
strong
acetic
acid and
common
salt; --
called
also
Teichmann's
crystals.
Chemically,
it is a
hydrochloride
of
hematin..
Nitroglycerin
::
Nitroglycerin
(n.) A
liquid
appearing
like a heavy oil,
colorless
or
yellowish,
and
consisting
of a
mixture
of
several
glycerin
salts of
nitric
acid, and hence more
properly
called
glycerin
nitrate.
It is made by the
action
of
nitric
acid on
glycerin
in the
presence
of
sulphuric
acid. It is
extremely
unstable
and
terribly
explosive.
A very
dilute
solution
is used in
medicine
as a
neurotic
under the name of
glonion..
Urate
::
Urate (n.) A salt of uric acid; as,
sodium
urate;
ammonium
urate..
Chrysotype
::
Chrysotype
(n.) A
photographic
picture
taken upon paper
prepared
by the use of a
sensitive
salt of iron and
developed
by the
application
of
chloride
of gold.
Salt
::
Salt (v. t.) To fill with salt
between
the
timbers
and
planks,
as a ship, for the
preservation
of the
timber..
Osmate
::
Osmate
(n.) A salt of osmic acid.
Halometer
::
Halometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the forms and
angles
of salts and
crystals;
a
goniometer.
Base
::
Base (n.) The
positive,
or
non-acid
component
of a salt; a
substance
which,
combined
with an acid,
neutralizes
the
latter
and forms a salt; --
applied
also to the
hydroxides
of the
positive
elements
or
radicals,
and to
certain
organic
bodies
resembling
them in their
property
of
forming
salts with
acids..
Succinuric
::
Succinurate
(n.) A salt of
succinuric
acid.
Saltation
::
Saltation
(n.) An
abrupt
and
marked
variation
in the
condition
or
appearance
of a
species;
a
sudden
modification
which may give rise to new
races.
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