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Definition of water
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Water (n.) The fluid which
descends
from the
clouds
in rain, and which forms
rivers,
lakes,
seas, etc..
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Water God
::
Water god () A
fabulous
deity
supposed
to dwell in, and
preside
over, some body of
water..
Serum
::
Serum (n.) A thin
watery
fluid,
containing
more or less
albumin,
secreted
by the
serous
membranes
of the body, such as the
pericardium
and
peritoneum..
Crow-silk
::
Crow-silk
(n.) A
filamentous
fresh-water
alga
(Conferva
rivularis
of
Linnaeus,
Rhizoclonium
rivulare
of
Kutzing)..
Spongin
::
Spongilla
(n.) A genus of
siliceous
spongea
found in fresh
water.
Murmur
::
Murmur
(v. i.) To make a low
continued
noise,
like the hum of bees, a
stream
of
water,
distant
waves,
or the wind in a
forest..
Eczema
::
Eczema
(n.) An
inflammatory
disease
of the skin,
characterized
by the
presence
of
redness
and
itching,
an
eruption
of small
vesicles,
and the
discharge
of a
watery
exudation,
which often dries up,
leaving
the skin
covered
with
crusts;
--
called
also
tetter,
milk
crust,
and salt
rheum..
Welldrain
::
Welldrain
(v. t.) To
drain,
as land; by means of
wells,
or pits, which
receive
the
water,
and from which it is
discharged
by
machinery..
Drag
::
Drag (v. t.)
Anything
towed in the water to
retard
a
ship's
progress,
or to keep her head up to the wind; esp., a
canvas
bag with a
hooped
mouth,
so used. See Drag sail
(below)..
Dowse
::
Dowse (v. i.) To use the
dipping
or
divining
rod, as in
search
of
water,
ore, etc..
Cool
::
Cool (v. t.) To make cool or cold; to
reduce
the
temperature
of; as, ice cools
water..
Cicutoxin
::
Cicutoxin
(n.) The
active
principle
of the water
hemlock
(Cicuta)
extracted
as a
poisonous
gummy
substance.
Water Dog
::
Water dog () A small
floating
cloud,
supposed
to
indicate
rain..
Watermark
::
Watermark
(n.) See Water line, 2..
Os
::
Os (n.) One of the
ridges
of sand or
gravel
found in
Sweden,
etc.,
supposed
by some to be of
marine
origin,
but
probably
formed
by
subglacial
waters.
The osar are
similar
to the kames of
Scotland
and the
eschars
of
Ireland.
See
Eschar..
Condenser
::
Condenser
(n.) An
apparatus,
separate
from the
cylinder,
in which the
exhaust
steam is
condensed
by the
action
of cold water or air. See
Illust.
of Steam
engine..
Tube-shell
::
Tube-shell
(n.) Any
bivalve
mollusk
which
secretes
a
shelly
tube
around
its
siphon,
as the
watering-shell..
Tow
::
Tow (v. t.) To draw or pull
through
the
water,
as a
vessel
of any kind, by means of a
rope..
Water Gall
::
Water gall () A
watery
appearance
in the sky,
accompanying
the
rainbow;
a
secondary
or
broken
rainbow..
Drainage
::
Drainage
(n.) The
system
of
drains
and their
operation,
by which
superfluous
water is
removed
from
towns,
railway
beds,
mines,
and other
works..
Oil
::
Oil (n.) Any one of a great
variety
of
unctuous
combustible
substances,
not
miscible
with
water;
as, olive oil, whale oil, rock oil, etc. They are of
animal,
vegetable,
or
mineral
origin
and of
varied
composition,
and they are
variously
used for food, for
solvents,
for
anointing,
lubrication,
illumination,
etc. By
extension,
any
substance
of an oily
consistency;
as, oil of
vitriol..
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