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Definition of soap
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Soap (v. t.) To
flatter;
to
wheedle.
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Soap
::
Soap (n.) A
substance
which
dissolves
in
water,
thus
forming
a
lather,
and is used as a
cleansing
agent.
Soap is
produced
by
combining
fats or oils with
alkalies
or
alkaline
earths,
usually
by
boiling,
and
consists
of salts of
sodium,
potassium,
etc., with the fatty acids
(oleic,
stearic,
palmitic,
etc.).
See the Note
below,
and cf.
Saponification.
By
extension,
any
compound
of
similar
composition
or
properties,
whether
used as a
cleaning
agent or not..
Sope
::
Sope (n.) See Soap.
Soaproot
::
Soaproot
(n.) A
perennial
herb
(Gypsophila
Struthium)
the root of which is used in Spain as a
substitute
for soap.
Phoneidoscope
::
Phoneidoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
studying
the
motions
of
sounding
bodies
by
optical
means.
It
consists
of a tube
across
the end of which is
stretched
a film of soap
solution
thin
enough
to give
colored
bands,
the form and
position
of which are
affected
by
sonorous
vibrations..
Saponify
::
Saponify
(v. t.) To
convert
into soap, as
tallow
or any fat; hence
(Chem.),
to
subject
to any
similar
process,
as that which
ethereal
salts
undergo
in
decomposition;
as, to
saponify
ethyl
acetate..
Lion''s Leaf
::
Lion's
leaf () A South
European
plant of the genus
Leontice
(L.
leontopetalum),
the
tuberous
roots of which
contain
so much
alkali
that they are
sometimes
used as a
substitute
for
soap..
Soapberry Tree
::
Soapberry
tree () Any tree of the genus
Sapindus,
esp.
Sapindus
saponaria,
the
fleshy
part of whose fruit is used
instead
of soap in
washing
linen;
-- also
called
soap
tree..
Borax
::
Borax (n.) A white or gray
crystalline
salt, with a
slight
alkaline
taste,
used as a flux, in
soldering
metals,
making
enamels,
fixing
colors
on
porcelain,
and as a soap. It
occurs
native
in
certain
mineral
springs,
and is made from the boric acid of hot
springs
in
Tuscany.
It was
originally
obtained
from a lake in
Thibet,
and was sent to
Europe
under the name of
tincal.
Borax is a
pyroborate
or
tetraborate
of
sodium,
Na2B4O7.10H2O..
Wernerite
::
Wernerite
(n.) The
common
grayish
or white
variety
of
soapolite.
Saponifiable
::
Saponifiable
(a.)
Capable
of
conversion
into soap; as, a
saponifiable
substance..
Crotonine
::
Crotonine
(n.) A
supposed
alkaloid
obtained
from
croton
oil by
boiling
it with water and
magnesia,
since found to be
merely
a
magnesia
soap of the oil..
Talc
::
Talc (n.) A soft
mineral
of a soapy feel and a
greenish,
whitish,
or
grayish
color,
usually
occurring
in
foliated
masses.
It is
hydrous
silicate
of
magnesia.
Steatite,
or
soapstone,
is a
compact
granular
variety..
Barilla
::
Barilla
(n.) The
alkali
produced
from the
plant,
being an
impure
carbonate
of soda, used for
making
soap,
glass,
etc., and for
bleaching
purposes..
Bar
::
Bar (n.) An
indefinite
quantity
of some
substance,
so
shaped
as to be long in
proportion
to its
breadth
and
thickness;
as, a bar of gold or of lead; a bar of
soap..
Seak
::
Seak (n.) Soap
prepared
for use in
milling
cloth.
Glasswort
::
Glasswort
(n.) A
seashore
plant of the
Spinach
family
(Salicornia
herbacea),
with
succulent
jointed
stems;
also, a
prickly
plant of the same
family
(Salsola
Kali),
both
formerly
burned
for the sake of the
ashes,
which yield soda for
making
glass and
soap..
Sued
::
Suds (n. pl.) Water
impregnated
with soap, esp. when
worked
up into
bubbles
and
froth..
Soap
::
Soap (v. t.) To
flatter;
to
wheedle.
Shampoo
::
Shampoo
(v. t.) To wash
throughly
and rub the head of (a
person),
with the
fingers,
using
either
soap, or a soapy
preparation,
for the more
thorough
cleansing..
Alkali
::
Alkali
(n.) One of a class of
caustic
bases,
such as soda,
potash,
ammonia,
and
lithia,
whose
distinguishing
peculiarities
are
solubility
in
alcohol
and
water,
uniting
with oils and fats to form soap,
neutralizing
and
forming
salts with
acids,
turning
to brown
several
vegetable
yellows,
and
changing
reddened
litmus
to
blue..
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