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Definition of sour
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Sour
(superl.)
Cold and
unproductive;
as, sour land; a sour
marsh..
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Practicable
::
Practicable
(a.) That may be
practiced
or
performed;
capable
of being done or
accomplished
with
available
means or
resources;
feasible;
as, a
practicable
method;
a
practicable
aim; a
practicable
good..
Austerity
::
Austerity
(n.)
Sourness
and
harshness
to the
taste.
Beeregar
::
Beeregar
(n.) Sour beer.
Substance
::
Substance
(n.)
Material
possessions;
estate;
property;
resources.
Fox
::
Fox (v. i.) To turn sour; -- said of beer, etc., when it sours in
fermenting..
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) An
explosive
cartridge
or shell
lowered
or
dropped
into a bored oil well, and there
exploded,
to clear the well of
obstructions
or to open
communication
with a
source
of
supply
of oil..
Anonaceous
::
Anonaceous
(a.)
Pertaining
to the order of
plants
including
the
soursop,
custard
apple,
etc..
Acetification
::
Acetification
(n.) The act of
making
acetous
or sour; the
process
of
converting,
or of
becoming
converted,
into
vinegar..
Tetrical
::
Tetrical
(a.)
Forward;
perverse;
harsh;
sour;
rugged.
Treasurer
::
Treasurer
(n.) One who has the care of a
treasure
or
treasure
or
treasury;
an
officer
who
receives
the
public
money
arising
from taxes and
duties,
or other
sources
of
revenue,
takes
charge
of the same, and
disburses
it upon
orders
made by the
proper
authority;
one who has
charge
of
collected
funds;
as, the
treasurer
of a
society
or
corporation..
Verjuice
::
Verjuice
(n.)
Tartness;
sourness,
as of
disposition..
Resource
::
Resource
(n.)
Pecuniary
means;
funds;
money,
or any
property
that can be
converted
into
supplies;
available
means or
capabilities
of any
kind..
Derive
::
Derive
(v. t.) To
receive,
as from a
source
or
origin;
to
obtain
by
descent
or by
transmission;
to draw; to
deduce;
--
followed
by
from..
Law
::
Law (n.)
Collectively,
the whole body of rules
relating
to one
subject,
or
emanating
from one
source;
--
including
usually
the
writings
pertaining
to them, and
judicial
proceedings
under them; as,
divine
law;
English
law; Roman law; the law of real
property;
insurance
law..
Tallow
::
Tallow
(n.) The fat of some other
animals,
or the fat
obtained
from
certain
plants,
or from other
sources,
resembling
the fat of
animals
of the sheep and ox
kinds..
Emanate
::
Emanate
(v. i.) To
proceed
from, as a
source
or
fountain;
to take
origin;
to
arise,
to
originate..
Sours
::
Sours (n.)
Source.
See
Source.
Acetosity
::
Acetosity
(n.) The
quality
of being
acetous;
sourness.
Monogenetic
::
Monogenetic
(a.)
Relating
to, or
involving,
monogenesis;
as, the
monogenetic
school
of
physiologists,
who admit but one cell as the
source
of all
beings..
Distillation
::
Distillation
(n.) The
separation
of the
volatile
parts of a
substance
from the more
fixed;
specifically,
the
operation
of
driving
off gas or vapor from
volatile
liquids
or
solids,
by heat in a
retort
or
still,
and the
condensation
of the
products
as far as
possible
by a cool
receiver,
alembic,
or
condenser;
rectification;
vaporization;
condensation;
as, the
distillation
of
illuminating
gas and coal, of
alcohol
from sour mash, or of boric acid in
steam..
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