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Definition of boil
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 boil is as below...
Boil (v.) To pass from a
liquid
to an
aeriform
state or vapor when
heated;
as, the water boils
away..
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Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
soften
by heat and
moisture;
to
expose
to a
gentle
heat in a
boiler
or
matrass,
as a
preparation
for
chemical
operations..
Ebulliate
::
Ebulliate
(v. i.) To boil or
bubble
up.
Boilary
::
Boilary
(n.) See
Boilery.
Sugared
::
Sugar (v. i.) In
making
maple
sugar,
to
complete
the
process
of
boiling
down the sirup till it is thick
enough
to
crystallize;
to
approach
or reach the state of
granulation;
-- with the
preposition
off..
Mince-meat
::
Mince-meat
(n.)
Minced
meat; meat
chopped
very fine; a
mixture
of
boiled
meat, suet,
apples,
etc.,
chopped
very fine, to which
spices
and
raisins
are
added;
-- used in
making
mince pie..
Duff
::
Duff (n.) A stiff flour
pudding,
boiled
in a bag; -- a term used
especially
by
seamen;
as, plum
duff..
Emboil
::
Emboil
(v. t.) To cause to boil with
anger;
to
irritate;
to
chafe.
Brew
::
Brew (v. t.) To boil or
seethe;
to cook.
Excoct
::
Excoct
(v. t.) To boil out; to
produce
by
boiling.
Sore
::
Sore (a.) A place in an
animal
body where the skin and flesh are
ruptured
or
bruised,
so as to be
tender
or
painful;
a
painful
or
diseased
place,
such as an ulcer or a
boil..
Shatter
::
Shatter
(v. t.) To break at once into many
pieces;
to dash,
burst,
or part
violently
into
fragments;
to rend into
splinters;
as, an
explosion
shatters
a rock or a bomb; too much steam
shatters
a
boiler;
an oak is
shattered
by
lightning..
Temperature
::
Temperature
(n.)
Condition
with
respect
to heat or cold,
especially
as
indicated
by the
sensation
produced,
or by the
thermometer
or
pyrometer;
degree
of heat or cold; as, the
temperature
of the air; high
temperature;
low
temperature;
temperature
of
freezing
or of
boiling..
Frame
::
Frame (n.) The
skeleton
structure
which
supports
the
boiler
and
machinery
of a
locomotive
upon its
wheels.
Doughnut
::
Doughnut
(n.) A small cake
(usually
sweetened)
fried in a
kettle
of
boiling
lard.
Lacashire Boiler
::
Lacashire
boiler
() A steam
boiler
having
two flues which
contain
the
furnaces
and
extend
through
the
boiler
from end to end.
Marmalade
::
Marmalade
(n.) A
preserve
or
confection
made of the pulp of
fruit,
as the
quince,
pear,
apple,
orange,
etc.,
boiled
with
sugar,
and
brought
to a
jamlike
consistence..
Ebullient
::
Ebullient
(a.)
Boiling
up or over;
hence,
manifesting
exhilaration
or
excitement,
as of
feeling;
effervescing..
Train Oil
::
Train oil () Oil
procured
from the
blubber
or fat of
whales,
by
boiling..
Incrustation
::
Incrustation
(n.) A crust or hard
coating
of
anything
upon or
within
a body, as a
deposit
of lime,
sediment,
etc., from water on the inner
surface
of a steam
boiler..
Carbuncle
::
Carbuncle
(n.) A very
painful
acute local
inflammation
of the
subcutaneous
tissue,
esp. of the trunk or back of the neck,
characterized
by
brawny
hardness
of the
affected
parts,
sloughing
of the skin and
deeper
tissues,
and
marked
constitutional
depression.
It
differs
from a boil in size,
tendency
to
spread,
and the
absence
of a
central
core, and is
frequently
fatal.
It is also
called
anthrax..
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