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Definition of concrete
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Concrete
(v. t.) To cover with, or form of,
concrete,
as a
pavement..
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Gamboge
::
Gamboge
(n.) A
concrete
juice,
or gum
resin,
produced
by
several
species
of trees in Siam,
Ceylon,
and
Malabar.
It is
brought
in
masses,
or
cylindrical
rolls,
from
Cambodia,
or
Cambogia,
--
whence
its name. The best kind is of a
dense,
compact
texture,
and of a
beatiful
reddish
yellow.
Taking
internally,
it is a
strong
and harsh
cathartic
and
emetic..
Denominate
::
Denominate
(a.)
Having
a
specific
name or
denomination;
specified
in the
concrete
as
opposed
to
abstract;
thus, 7 feet is a
denominate
quantity,
while 7 is mere
abstract
quantity
or
number.
See
Compound
number,
under
Compound..
Cake
::
Cake (n.) A mass of
matter
concreted,
congealed,
or
molded
into a solid mass of any form, esp. into a form
rather
flat than high; as, a cake of soap; an ague
cake..
Impaste
::
Impaste
(v. t.) To
knead;
to make into
paste;
to
concrete.
Concrete
::
Concrete
(n.) A
compound
or mass
formed
by
concretion,
spontaneous
union,
or
coalescence
of
separate
particles
of
matter
in one
body..
Concrete
::
Concrete
(n.) Sugar
boiled
down from cane juice to a solid mass.
Set
::
Set (v. i.) To
congeal;
to
concrete;
to
solidify.
Concrete
::
Concrete
(v. t.) To cover with, or form of,
concrete,
as a
pavement..
Concreted
::
Concreted
(imp. & p. p.) of
Concret.
Kernel
::
Kernel
(n.) A small mass
around
which other
matter
is
concreted;
a
nucleus;
a
concretion
or hard lump in the
flesh.
Beton
::
Beton (n.) The
French
name for
concrete;
hence,
concrete
made after the
French
fashion..
Concrete
::
Concrete
(a.)
United
in
growth;
hence,
formed
by
coalition
of
separate
particles
into one mass;
united
in a solid
form..
Concrete
::
Concrete
(a.)
Applied
to a
specific
object;
special;
particular;
--
opposed
to
general.
See
Abstract,
3..
Concretively
::
Concretively
(adv.)
In a
concrete
manner.
Butter
::
Butter
(n.) Any
substance
resembling
butter
in
degree
of
consistence,
or other
qualities,
especially,
in old
chemistry,
the
chlorides,
as
butter
of
antimony,
sesquichloride
of
antimony;
also,
certain
concrete
fat oils
remaining
nearly
solid at
ordinary
temperatures,
as
butter
of
cacao,
vegetable
butter,
shea
butter..
Rock
::
Rock (n.) A large
concreted
mass of stony
material;
a large fixed stone or crag. See
Stone.
Concrete
::
Concrete
(a.)
Standing
for an
object
as it
exists
in
nature,
invested
with all its
qualities,
as
distinguished
from
standing
for an
attribute
of an
object;
--
opposed
to
abstract..
Abstract
::
Abstract
(a.)
Expressing
a
particular
property
of an
object
viewed
apart from the other
properties
which
constitute
it; --
opposed
to
concrete;
as,
honesty
is an
abstract
word..
Concrete
::
Concrete
(v. i.) To unite or
coalesce,
as
separate
particles,
into a mass or solid
body..
Precipitate
::
Precipitate
(n.) An
insoluble
substance
separated
from a
solution
in a
concrete
state by the
action
of some
reagent
added to the
solution,
or of some
force,
such as heat or cold. The
precipitate
may fall to the
bottom
(whence
the
name),
may be
diffused
through
the
solution,
or may float at or near the
surface..
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