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Definition of acid
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 acid is as below...
Acid (a.) Sour,
sharp,
or
biting
to the
taste;
tart;
having
the taste of
vinegar:
as, acid
fruits
or
liquors.
Also fig.:
Sour-tempered..
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Oxamate
::
Oxamate
(n.) A salt of
oxamic
acid.
Cellulose
::
Cellulose
(n.) The
substance
which
constitutes
the
essential
part of the solid
framework
of
plants,
of
ordinary
wood,
linen,
paper,
etc. It is also found to a
slight
extent
in
certain
animals,
as the
tunicates.
It is a
carbohydrate,
(C6H10O5)n,
isomeric
with
starch,
and is
convertible
into
starches
and
sugars
by the
action
of heat and
acids.
When pure, it is a white
amorphous
mass. See
Starch,
Granulose,
Lignin..
Pyroarsenate
::
Pyroarsenate
(n.) A salt of
pyroarsenic
acid.
Sublimed
::
Sublime
(v. i.) To pass off in
vapor,
with
immediate
condensation;
specifically,
to
evaporate
or
volatilize
from the solid state
without
apparent
melting;
-- said of those
substances,
like
arsenic,
benzoic
acid, etc., which do not
exhibit
a
liquid
form on
heating,
except
under
increased
pressure..
Fluosilicate
::
Fluosilicate
(n.) A
double
fluoride
of
silicon
and some other
(usually
basic)
element
or
radical,
regarded
as a salt of
fluosilicic
acid; --
called
also
silicofluoride..
Glycocholic
::
Glycocholic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
composed
of,
glycocoll
and
cholic
acid..
Tartralic
::
Tartralic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid
obtained
as a white
amorphous
deliquescent
substance,
C8H10O11;
--
called
also
ditartaric,
tartrilic,
or
tartrylic
acid..
Pieplant
::
Pieplant
(n.) A plant
(Rheum
Rhaponticum)
the
leafstalks
of which are acid, and are used in
making
pies; the
garden
rhubarb..
Protocatechuic
::
Protocatechuic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
designating,
an
organic
acid which is
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance
from
catechin,
asafetida,
oil of
cloves,
etc., and by
distillation
itself
yields
pyrocatechin..
Veratrate
::
Veratrate
(n.) A salt of
veratric
acid.
Electro-negative
::
Electro-negative
(a.)
Negative;
nonmetallic;
acid; --
opposed
to
positive,
metallic,
or
basic..
Nitrification
::
Nitrification
(n.) The act or
process
of
oxidizing
nitrogen
or its
compounds
so as to form
nitrous
or
nitric
acid.
Soursop
::
Soursop
(n.) The large
succulent
and
slightly
acid fruit of a small tree
(Anona
muricata)
of the West
Indies;
also, the tree
itself.
It is
closely
allied
to the
custard
apple..
Chlorate
::
Chlorate
(n.) A salt of
chloric
acid; as,
chlorate
of
potassium..
Krameric
::
Krameric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
Krameria
(rhatany);
as,
krameric
acid,
usually
called
ratanhia-tannic
acid..
Succinuric
::
Succinurate
(n.) A salt of
succinuric
acid.
Emulsive
::
Emulsive
(a.)
Producing
or
yielding
a
milklike
substance;
as,
emulsive
acids..
Oxanillamide
::
Oxanillamide
(n.) A white
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance,
obtained
indirectly
by the
action
of
cyanogen
on
aniline,
and
regarded
as an
anilide
of
oxamic
acid; --
called
also
phenyl
oxamide..
Bombic
::
Bombic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
obtained
from, the
silkworm;
as,
bombic
acid..
Palmitolic
::
Palmitolic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an
artificial
acid of the oleic acid
series,
isomeric
with
linoleic
acid..
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