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Definition of solid
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of solid is as below...
Solid (a.)
Sound;
not
weakly;
as, a solid
constitution
of
body..
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(n.) Any
porous
substance,
as
cloth,
paper,
sand, or
charcoal,
through
which water or other
liquid
may
passed
to
cleanse
it from the solid or
impure
matter
held in
suspension;
a
chamber
or
device
containing
such
substance;
a
strainer;
also, a
similar
device
for
purifying
air..
Solid
::
Solid (n.) A
magnitude
which has
length,
breadth,
and
thickness;
a part of space
bounded
on all
sides..
Consolidant
::
Consolidant
(a.)
Serving
to unite or
consolidate;
having
the
quality
of
consolidating
or
making
firm.
Solidism
::
Solidism
(n.) The
doctrine
that
refers
all
diseases
to
morbid
changes
of the solid parts of the body. It rests on the view that the
solids
alone are
endowed
with vital
properties,
and can
receive
the
impression
of
agents
tending
to
produce
disease..
Ping
::
Ping (n.) The sound made by a
bullet
in
striking
a solid
object
or in
passing
through
the air.
Mole
::
Mole (n.) A mass of
fleshy
or other more or less solid
matter
generated
in the
uterus.
Close
::
Close (n.) To bring
together
the parts of; to
consolidate;
as, to close the ranks of an army; -- often used with up..
Segregate
::
Segregate
(v. i.) To
separate
from a mass, and
collect
together
about
centers
or along lines of
fracture,
as in the
process
of
crystallization
or
solidification..
Cupuliferous
::
Cupuliferous
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
the
family
of
plants
of which the oak and the
chestnut
are
examples,
-- trees
bearing
a
smooth,
solid nut
inclosed
in some kind of cup or bur;
bearing,
or
furnished
with, a
cupule..
Concrete
::
Concrete
(a.)
United
in
growth;
hence,
formed
by
coalition
of
separate
particles
into one mass;
united
in a solid
form..
Incase
::
Incase
(v. t.) To
inclose
in a case; to
inclose;
to cover or
surround
with
something
solid.
Solidify
::
Solidify
(v. t.) To make solid or
compact.
Gouge
::
Gouge (n.) Soft
material
lying
between
the wall of a vein aud the solid vein.
Ring
::
Ring (n.) The solid
generated
by the
revolution
of a
circle,
or other
figure,
about an
exterior
straight
line (as an axis) lying in the same plane as the
circle
or other
figure..
Albumin
::
Albumin
(n.) A
thick,
viscous
nitrogenous
substance,
which is the chief and
characteristic
constituent
of white of eggs and of the serum of
blood,
and is found in other
animal
substances,
both fluid and
solid,
also in many
plants.
It is
soluble
in water and is
coagulated
by heat and by
certain
chemical
reagents..
Geometry
::
Geometry
(n.) That
branch
of
mathematics
which
investigates
the
relations,
properties,
and
measurement
of
solids,
surfaces,
lines,
and
angles;
the
science
which
treats
of the
properties
and
relations
of
magnitudes;
the
science
of the
relations
of
space..
Phalanx
::
Phalanx
(n.) Any body of
troops
or men
formed
in close
array,
or any
combination
of
people
distinguished
for
firmness
and
solidity
of a
union..
Solid
::
Solid (a.) Fig.:
Worthy
of
credit,
trust,
or
esteem;
substantial,
as
opposed
to
frivolous
or
fallacious;
weighty;
firm;
strong;
valid;
just;
genuine..
Parallelopiped
::
Parallelopiped
(n.) A
solid,
the faces of which are six
parallelograms,
the
opposite
pairs being
parallel,
and equal to each
other;
a prism whose base is a
parallelogram..
Colliquate
::
Colliquate
(v. t. & i.) To
change
from solid to
fluid;
to make or
become
liquid;
to melt.
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