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Definition of still
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 still is as below...
Still (a.) To stop, as
motion
or
agitation;
to cause to
become
quiet,
or
comparatively
quiet;
to check the
agitation
of; as, to still the
raging
sea..
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Receiver
::
Receiver
(n.) A
vessel
connected
with an
alembic,
a
retort,
or the like, for
receiving
and
condensing
the
product
of
distillation..
Mesitylene
::
Mesitylene
(n.) A
colorless,
fragrant
liquid,
C6H3(CH3)3,
of the
benzene
series
of
hydrocarbons,
obtained
by
distilling
acetone
with
sulphuric
acid..
Umbelliferone
::
Umbelliferone
(n.) A
tasteless
white
crystalline
substance,
C9H6O3,
found in the bark of a
certain
plant
(Daphne
Mezereum),
and also
obtained
by the
distillation
of
certain
gums from the
Umbelliferae,
as
galbanum,
asafetida,
etc. It is
analogous
to
coumarin.
Called
also
hydroxy-coumarin..
Back
::
Back (n.) A large
shallow
vat; a
cistern,
tub, or
trough,
used by
brewers,
distillers,
dyers,
picklers,
gluemakers,
and
others,
for
mixing
or
cooling
wort,
holding
water,
hot glue, etc..
Sperge
::
Sperge
(n.) A
charge
of wash for the
still.
Extant
::
Extant
(a.) Still
existing;
not
destroyed
or lost;
outstanding.
Cohobate
::
Cohobate
(v. t.) To
repeat
the
distillation
of,
pouring
the
liquor
back upon the
matter
remaining
in the
vessel..
Cespitine
::
Cespitine
(n.) An oil
obtained
by
distillation
of peat, and
containing
various
members
of the
pyridine
series..
Distilleries
::
Distilleries
(pl. ) of
Distiller.
#NAME?
::
Stillatitious
(a.)
Falling
in
drops;
drawn by a
still.
Still
::
Still
(adv.)
Uttering
no
sound;
silent;
as, the
audience
is
still;
the
animals
are
still..
Frogbit
::
Frogbit
(n.) A
European
plant
(Hydrocharis
Morsus-ranae),
floating
on still water and
propagating
itself
by
runners.
It has
roundish
leaves
and small white
flowers..
Still
::
Still (a.) To this time; until and
during
the time now
present;
now no less than
before;
yet.
Dephlegmate
::
Dephlegmate
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
superabundant
water,
as by
evaporation
or
distillation;
to clear of
aqueous
matter;
to
rectify;
-- used of
spirits
and
acids..
Alembic
::
Alembic
(n.) An
apparatus
formerly
used in
distillation,
usually
made of glass or
metal.
It has
mostly
given place to the
retort
and worm
still..
Abstract
::
Abstract
(a.) To
separate,
as the more
volatile
or
soluble
parts of a
substance,
by
distillation
or other
chemical
processes.
In this sense
extract
is now more
generally
used..
Fitch
::
Fitch (n.) A word found in the
Authorized
Version
of the
Bible,
representing
different
Hebrew
originals.
In
Isaiah
xxviii.
25, 27, it means the black
aromatic
seeds of
Nigella
sativa,
still used as a
flavoring
in the East. In
Ezekiel
iv. 9, the
Revised
Version
now reads
spelt..
Raw
::
Raw
(superl.)
Not
distilled;
as, raw
water.
Teracrylic
::
Teracrylic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid of the
acrylic
series,
obtained
by the
distillation
of
terpenylic
acid, as an only
substance
having
a
peculiar
cheesy
odor..
Solitary
::
Solitary
(a.) Not
inhabited
or
occupied;
without
signs of
inhabitants
or
occupation;
desolate;
deserted;
silent;
still;
hence,
gloomy;
dismal;
as, the
solitary
desert..
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