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Definition of sediment
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Sediment
(n.) The
material
of which
sedimentary
rocks are
formed.
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Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To sink to the
bottom;
to fall to the
bottom,
as dregs of a
liquid,
or the
sediment
of a
reserveir..
Hypostasis
::
Hypostasis
(n.) That which is
deposited
at the
bottom
of a
fluid;
sediment.
Residence
::
Residence
(n.) That which falls to the
bottom
of
liquors;
sediment;
also,
refuse;
residuum..
Dreg
::
Dreg (n.)
Corrupt
or
defiling
matter
contained
in a
liquid,
or
precipitated
from it;
refuse;
feculence;
lees;
grounds;
sediment;
hence,
the
vilest
and most
worthless
part of
anything;
as, the dregs of
society..
Settlement
::
Settlement
(n.)
Matter
that
subsides;
settlings;
sediment;
lees;
dregs.
Urrhodin
::
Urrhodin
(n.)
Indigo
red, a
product
of the
decomposition,
or
oxidation,
of
indican.
It is
sometimes
found in the
sediment
of
pathological
urines.
It is
soluble
in ether or
alcohol,
giving
the
solution
a
beautiful
red
color.
Also
called
indigrubin..
Plonge
::
Plonge
(v. t.) To
cleanse,
as open
drains
which are
entered
by the tide, by
stirring
up the
sediment
when the tide
ebbs..
Supernatation
::
Supernatant
(n.) The
liquid
remaining
after
solids
suspended
in the
liquid
have been
sedimented
by
gravity
or by
centrifugation.
Contrasted
with the solid
sediment,
or (in
centrifugation)
the
pellet..
Shale
::
Shale (n.) A
fine-grained
sedimentary
rock of a thin,
laminated,
and often
friable,
structure..
Greaves
::
Greaves
(n. pl.) The
sediment
of
melted
tallow.
It is made into cakes for dogs' food. In
Scotland
it is
called
cracklings.
Sediment
::
Sediment
(n.) The
matter
which
subsides
to the
bottom,
frrom water or any other
liquid;
settlings;
lees;
dregs..
Feculent
::
Feculent
(a.) Foul with
extraneous
or
impure
substances;
abounding
with
sediment
or
excrementitious
matter;
muddy;
thick;
turbid.
Deposit
::
Deposit
(n.) To lay down; to
place;
to put; to let fall or throw down (as
sediment);
as, a
crocodile
deposits
her eggs in the sand; the
waters
deposited
a rich
alluvium..
Cystine
::
Cystine
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance,
C3H7NSO2,
containing
sulphur,
occuring
as a
constituent
of
certain
rare
urinary
calculi,
and
occasionally
found as a
sediment
in
urine..
Settling
::
Settling
(n.) That which
settles
at the
bottom
of a
liquid;
lees;
dregs;
sediment.
Residence
::
Residence
(n.)
Subsidence,
as of a
sediment..
Yeast
::
Yeast (n.) The foam, or troth (top
yeast),
or the
sediment
(bottom
yeast),
of beer or other in
fermentation,
which
contains
the yeast plant or its
spores,
and under
certain
conditions
produces
fermentation
in
saccharine
or
farinaceous
substances;
a
preparation
used for
raising
dough for bread or
cakes,
and
making
it light and
puffy;
barm;
ferment..
Geosynclinal
::
Geosynclinal
(n.) the
downward
bend or
subsidence
of the
earth's
crust,
which
allows
of the
gradual
accumulation
of
sediment,
and hence forms the first step in the
making
of a
mountain
range;
--
opposed
to
geanticlinal..
Bottom
::
Bottom
(n.) Dregs or
grounds;
lees;
sediment.
Laccolith
::
Laccolith
(n.) A mass of
igneous
rock
intruded
between
sedimentary
beds and
resulting
in a
mammiform
bulging
of the
overlying
strata.
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