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Definition of vapor
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Vapor (n.) An old name for
hypochondria,
or
melancholy;
the
blues..
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Vaporizable
::
Vaporizable
(a.)
Capable
of being
vaporized
into
vapor.
Vaporific
::
Vaporific
(a.)
Producing
vapor;
tending
to pass, or to cause to pass, into
vapor;
thus,
volatile
fluids
are
vaporific;
heat is a
vaporific
agent..
Lactose
::
Lactose
(n.) Sugar of milk or milk
sugar;
a
crystalline
sugar
present
in milk, and
separable
from the whey by
evaporation
and
crystallization.
It has a
slightly
sweet
taste,
is
dextrorotary,
and is much less
soluble
in water than
either
cane sugar or
glucose.
Formerly
called
lactin..
Insufflation
::
Insufflation
(n.) The act of
blowing
(a gas,
powder,
or
vapor)
into any
cavity
of the
body..
Dispel
::
Dispel
(v. t.) To drive away by
scattering,
or so to cause to
vanish;
to clear away; to
banish;
to
dissipate;
as, to
dispel
a
cloud,
vapors,
cares,
doubts,
illusions..
Exhalant
::
Exhalant
(a.)
Having
the
quality
of
exhaling
or
evaporating.
Mist
::
Mist (n.)
Coarse,
watery
vapor,
floating
or
falling
in
visible
particles,
approaching
the form of rain; as,
Scotch
mist..
Fixedness
::
Fixedness
(n.) The
quality
of a body which
resists
evaporation
or
volatilization
by heat;
solidity;
cohesion
of
parts;
as, the
fixedness
of
gold..
Expire
::
Expire
(v. t.) To give forth
insensibly
or
gently,
as a fluid or
vapor;
to emit in
minute
particles;
to
exhale;
as, the earth
expires
a damp
vapor;
plants
expire
odors..
Evanescent
::
Evanescent
(a.)
Liable
to
vanish
or pass away like
vapor;
vanishing;
fleeting;
as,
evanescent
joys..
Generator
::
Generator
(n.) An
apparatus
in which vapor or gas is
formed
from a
liquid
or solid by means of heat or
chemical
process,
as a steam
boiler,
gas
retort,
or
vessel
for
generating
carbonic
acid gas, etc..
Steam
::
Steam (v. i.) To emit steam or
vapor.
Evaporation
::
Evaporation
(n.) That which is
evaporated;
vapor.
Reek
::
Reek (n.)
Vapor;
steam;
smoke;
fume.
Steam
::
Steam (v. i.) To rise in
vapor;
to
issue,
or pass off, as
vapor..
Vaporous
::
Vaporous
(a.)
Having
the form or
nature
of
vapor.
Flame
::
Flame (n.) A
stream
of
burning
vapor or gas,
emitting
light and heat;
darting
or
streaming
fire; a
blaze;
a
fire..
Scud
::
Scud (n.)
Loose,
vapory
clouds
driven
swiftly
by the
wind..
Heat
::
Heat (n.) A force in
nature
which is
recognized
in
various
effects,
but
especially
in the
phenomena
of
fusion
and
evaporation,
and
which,
as
manifested
in fire, the sun's rays,
mechanical
action,
chemical
combination,
etc.,
becomes
directly
known to us
through
the sense of
feeling.
In its
nature
heat is a mode if
motion,
being in
general
a form of
molecular
disturbance
or
vibration.
It was
formerly
supposed
to be a
subtile,
imponderable
fluid,
to which was given the name
caloric..
Iodine
::
Iodine
(n.) A
nonmetallic
element,
of the
halogen
group,
occurring
always
in
combination,
as in the
iodides.
When
isolated
it is in the form of dark gray
metallic
scales,
resembling
plumbago,
soft but
brittle,
and
emitting
a
chlorinelike
odor.
Symbol
I.
Atomic
weight
126.5.
If
heated,
iodine
volatilizes
in
beautiful
violet
vapors..
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