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Definition of till
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Till (n.) A kind of
coarse,
obdurate
land..
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Geoponical
::
Geoponical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
tillage
of the
earth,
or
agriculture..
Inject
::
Inject
(v. t.) Fig.: To
throw;
to
offer;
to
propose;
to
instill.
Hoa
::
Hoa
(interj.)
Stop! stand
still!
hold! -- a word now used by
teamsters,
but
formerly
to order the
cessation
of
anything..
Rectificator
::
Rectificator
(n.) That which
rectifies
or
refines;
esp., a part of a
distilling
apparatus
in which the more
volatile
portions
are
separated
from the less
volatile
by the
process
of
evaporation
and
condensation;
a
rectifier..
Till
::
Till (n.) A
vetch;
a tare.
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..
Vodka
::
Vodka (n.) A
Russian
drink
distilled
from rye.
Stilpnomelane
::
Stilly
(adv.)
In a still
manner;
quietly;
silently;
softly.
Ardent
::
Ardent
(a.) Hot or
burning;
causing
a
sensation
of
burning;
fiery;
as,
ardent
spirits,
that is,
distilled
liquors;
an
ardent
fever..
Wear
::
Wear (v. t.) To cause to go
about,
as a
vessel,
by
putting
the helm up,
instead
of alee as in
tacking,
so that the
vessel's
bow is
turned
away from, and her stern is
presented
to, the wind, and, as she turns still
farther,
her sails fill on the other side; to
veer..
Creosote
::
Creosote
(n.)
Wood-tar
oil; an oily
antiseptic
liquid,
of a
burning
smoky
taste,
colorless
when pure, but
usually
colored
yellow
or brown by
impurity
or
exposure.
It is a
complex
mixture
of
various
phenols
and their
ethers,
and is
obtained
by the
distillation
of wood tar,
especially
that of
beechwood..
Mabby
::
Mabby (n.) A
spirituous
liquor
or drink
distilled
from
potatoes;
-- used in the
Barbadoes.
Till
::
Till (n.) A
deposit
of clay, sand, and
gravel,
without
lamination,
formed
in a
glacier
valley
by means of the
waters
derived
from the
melting
glaciers;
--
sometimes
applied
to
alluvium
of an upper river
terrace,
when not
laminated,
and
appearing
as if
formed
in the same
manner..
Husbandman
::
Husbandman
(n.) A
farmer;
a
cultivator
or
tiller
of the
ground.
Hexone
::
Hexone
(n.) A
liquid
hydrocarbon,
C6H8, of the
valylene
series,
obtained
from
distillation
products
of
certain
fats and
gums..
Still
::
Still
(adv.)
Constant;
continual.
Pyrogallol
::
Pyrogallol
(n.) A
phenol
metameric
with
phloroglucin,
obtained
by the
distillation
of
gallic
acid as a
poisonous
white
crystalline
substance
having
acid
properties,
and hence
called
also
pyrogallic
acid. It is a
strong
reducer,
and is used as a
developer
in
photography
and in the
production
of
certain
dyes..
Acrolein
::
Acrolein
(n.) A
limpid,
colorless,
highly
volatile
liquid,
obtained
by the
dehydration
of
glycerin,
or the
destructive
distillation
of
neutral
fats
containing
glycerin.
Its
vapors
are
intensely
irritating..
Pastille
::
Pastille
(n.) An
aromatic
or
medicated
lozenge;
a
troche.
Wimple
::
Wimple
(n.) A
covering
of silk,
linen,
or other
material,
for the neck and chin,
formerly
worn by women as an
outdoor
protection,
and still
retained
in the dress of
nuns..
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