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Definition of cid
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 cid is as below...
Cid (n.) Chief or
commander;
in
Spanish
literature,
a title of Ruy Diaz, Count of
Bivar,
a
champion
of
Christianity
and of the old
Spanish
royalty,
in the 11th
century..
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Cecidomyia
::
Cecidomyia
(n.) A genus of small
dipterous
files,
including
several
very
injurious
species,
as the
Hessian
fly. See
Hessian
fly..
Ketone
::
Ketone
(n.) One of a large class of
organic
substances
resembling
the
aldehydes,
obtained
by the
distillation
of
certain
salts of
organic
acids and
consisting
of
carbonyl
(CO)
united
with two
hydrocarbon
radicals.
In
general
the
ketones
are
colorless
volatile
liquids
having
a
pungent
ethereal
odor..
Fluophosphate
::
Fluophosphate
(n.) A
double
salt of
fluoric
and
phosphoric
acids.
Whig
::
Whig (n.)
Acidulated
whey,
sometimes
mixed with
buttermilk
and sweet
herbs,
used as a
cooling
beverage..
Saccharinic
::
Saccharinic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
saccharin;
specifically,
designating
a
complex
acid not known in the free state but well known in its
salts,
which are
obtained
by
boiling
dextrose
and
levulose
(invert
sugar)
with milk of
lime..
Sarcolactic
::
Sarcolactic
(a.)
Relating
to
muscle
and milk; as,
sarcolactic
acid. See
Lactic
acid, under
Lactic..
Aceric
::
Aceric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
obtained
from, the
maple;
as,
aceric
acid..
Indicator
::
Indicator
(n.) That which
indicates
the
condition
of
acidity,
alkalinity,
or the
deficiency,
excess,
or
sufficiency
of a
standard
reagent,
by
causing
an
appearance,
disappearance,
or
change
of
color,
as in
titration
or
volumetric
analysis..
Cresol
::
Cresol
(n.) Any one of three
metameric
substances,
CH3.C6H4.OH,
homologous
with and
resembling
phenol.
They are
obtained
from coal tar and wood tar, and are
colorless,
oily
liquids
or
solids.
[Called
also
cresylic
acid.].
Determine
::
Determine
(v. t.) To bring to a
conclusion,
as a
question
or
controversy;
to
settle
authoritative
or
judicial
sentence;
to
decide;
as, the court has
determined
the
cause..
Sea Pear
::
Sea pear () A
pedunculated
ascidian
of the genus
Boltonia.
Quartation
::
Quartation
(n.) The act,
process,
or
result
(in the
process
of
parting)
of
alloying
a
button
of
nearly
pure gold with
enough
silver
to
reduce
the
fineness
so as to allow acids to
attack
and
remove
all
metals
except
the gold; --
called
also
inquartation.
Compare
Parting..
Succinamic
::
Succinamate
(n.) A salt of
succinamic
acid.
Valero-
::
Valero-
() A
combining
form (also used
adjectively)
indicating
derivation
from, or
relation
to,
valerian
or some of its
products,
as
valeric
acid; as in
valerolactone,
a
colorless
oily
liquid
produced
as the
anhydride
of an
hydroxy
valeric
acid..
Scincoid
::
Scincoid
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
family
Scincidae,
or
skinks..
Anthracometer
::
Anthracometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
amount
of
carbonic
acid in a
mixture.
Oenanthol
::
Oenanthol
(n.) An oily
substance
obtained
by the
distillation
of
castor
oil,
recognized
as the
aldehyde
of
oenanthylic
acid, and hence
called
also
oenanthaldehyde..
Dextrose
::
Dextrose
(n.) A
sirupy,
or white
crystalline,
variety
of
sugar,
C6H12O6
(so
called
from
turning
the plane of
polarization
to the
right),
occurring
in many ripe
fruits.
Dextrose
and
levulose
are
obtained
by the
inversion
of cane sugar or
sucrose,
and hence
called
invert
sugar.
Dextrose
is
chiefly
obtained
by the
action
of heat and acids on
starch,
and hence
called
also
starch
sugar.
It is also
formed
from
starchy
food by the
action
of the
amylolytic
ferments
of
saliva
and
pancreatic
juice..
Nitrify
::
Nitrify
(v. t.) To
combine
or
impregnate
with
nitrogen;
to
convert,
by
oxidation,
into
nitrous
or
nitric
acid; to
subject
to, or
produce
by,
nitrification..
Pectic
::
Pectic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
pectin;
specifically,
designating
an acid
obtained
from
ordinary
vegetable
jelly
(pectin)
as an
amorphous
substance,
tough and horny when dry, but
gelatinous
when
moist..
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