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Definition of viscid
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 viscid is as below...
Viscid
(a.)
Sticking
or
adhering,
and
having
a ropy or
glutinous
consistency;
viscous;
glutinous;
sticky;
tenacious;
clammy;
as,
turpentine,
tar, gums, etc., are more or less
viscid..
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Lentous
::
Lentous
(a.)
Viscid;
viscous;
tenacious.
Echidnine
::
Echidnine
(n.) The
clear,
viscid
fluid
secreted
by the
poison
glands
of
certain
serpents;
also, a
nitrogenous
base
contained
in this, and
supposed
to be the
active
poisonous
principle
of the
virus..
Oversize
::
Oversize
(v. t.) To cover with
viscid
matter.
Syrup
::
Syrup (n.) A thick and
viscid
liquid
made from the juice of
fruits,
herbs,
etc.,
boiled
with
sugar..
Stripped
::
Stringy
(a.)
Capable
of being drawn into a
string,
as a
glutinous
substance;
ropy;
viscid;
gluely..
Phlegm
::
Phlegm
(a.)
Viscid
mucus
secreted
in
abnormal
quantity
in the
respiratory
and
digestive
passages.
Leucophlegmacy
::
Leucophlegmacy
(n.) A
dropsical
habit of body, or the
commencement
of
anasarca;
paleness,
with
viscid
juices
and cold
sweats..
Glueyness
::
Glueyness
(n.)
Viscidity.
Lobelia
::
Lobelia
(n.) A genus of
plants,
including
a great
number
of
species.
Lobelia
inflata,
or
Indian
tobacco,
is an
annual
plant of North
America,
whose
leaves
contain
a
poisonous
white
viscid
juice,
of an acrid
taste.
It has often been used in
medicine
as an
emetic,
expectorant,
etc. L.
cardinalis
is the
cardinal
flower,
remarkable
for the deep and vivid red color of its
flowers..
Grume
::
Grume (n.) A
thick,
viscid
fluid;
a clot, as of
blood..
Glutinous
::
Glutinous
(a.) Of the
nature
of glue;
resembling
glue;
viscous;
viscid;
adhesive;
gluey.
Copaiva
::
Copaiva
(n.) A more or less
viscid,
yellowish
liquid,
the
bitter
oleoresin
of
several
species
of
Copaifera,
a genus of trees
growing
in South
America
and the West
Indies.
It is
stimulant
and
diuretic,
and is much used in
affections
of the
mucous
membranes;
--
called
also
balsam
of
copaiba..
Mucus
::
Mucus (n.) Any other
animal
fluid of a
viscid
quality,
as the
synovial
fluid,
which
lubricates
the
cavities
of the
joints;
--
improperly
so
used..
Maltha
::
Maltha
(n.) A
variety
of
bitumen,
viscid
and
tenacious,
like
pitch,
unctuous
to the
touch,
and
exhaling
a
bituminous
odor..
Synovial
::
Synovia
(n.) A
transparent,
viscid,
lubricating
fluid which
contains
mucin and
secreted
by
synovial
membranes;
synovial
fluid..
Honey
::
Honey (n.) A sweet
viscid
fluid,
esp. that
collected
by bees from
flowers
of
plants,
and
deposited
in the cells of the
honeycomb..
Semen
::
Semen (n.) The seed or
fecundating
fluid of male
animals;
sperm.
It is a white or
whitish
viscid
fluid
secreted
by the
testes,
characterized
by the
presence
of
spermatozoids
to which it owes its
generative
power..
Protoplasm
::
Protoplasm
(n.) The
viscid
and more or less
granular
material
of
vegetable
and
animal
cells,
possessed
of vital
properties
by which the
processes
of
nutrition,
secretion,
and
growth
go
forward;
the
so-called
physical
basis of life; the
original
cell
substance,
cytoplasm,
cytoblastema,
bioplasm
sarcode,
etc..
Stigma
::
Stigma
(v. t.) That part of a
pistil
which has no
epidermis,
and is
fitted
to
receive
the
pollen.
It is
usually
the
terminal
portion,
and is
commonly
somewhat
glutinous
or
viscid.
See
Illust.
of
Stamen
and of
Flower..
Spin
::
Spin (v. t.) To form (a web, a
cocoon,
silk, or the like) from
threads
produced
by the
extrusion
of a
viscid,
transparent
liquid,
which
hardens
on
coming
into
contact
with the air; -- said of the
spider,
the
silkworm,
etc..
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