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Definition of consolidate
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Consolidate
(v. i.) To grow firm and hard; to unite and
become
solid;
as, moist clay
consolidates
by
drying..
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Preconsolidated
::
Preconsolidated
(a.)
Consolidated
beforehand.
Greensand
::
Greensand
(n.) A
variety
of
sandstone,
usually
imperfectly
consolidated,
consisting
largely
of
glauconite,
a
silicate
of iron and
potash
of a green
color,
mixed with sand and a trace of
phosphate
of
lime..
Consolidate
::
Consolidate
(v. i.) To grow firm and hard; to unite and
become
solid;
as, moist clay
consolidates
by
drying..
Alisphenoidal
::
Alisphenoidal
(a.)
Pertaining
to or
forming
the wing of the
sphenoid;
relating
to a bone in the base of the
skull,
which in the adult is often
consolidated
with the
sphenoid;
as,
alisphenoid
bone;
alisphenoid
canal..
Consolidate
::
Consolidate
(v. t.) To make
solid;
to unite or press
together
into a
compact
mass; to
harden
or make dense and firm.
Coccyx
::
Coccyx
(n.) The end of the
vertebral
column
beyond
the
sacrum
in man and
tailless
monkeys.
It is
composed
of
several
vertebrae
more or less
consolidated.
Conflate
::
Conflate
(v. t.) To blow
together;
to bring
together;
to
collect;
to fuse
together;
to join or weld; to
consolidate.
Consolidate
::
Consolidate
(v. t.) To
unite,
as
various
particulars,
into one mass or body; to bring
together
in close
union;
to
combine;
as, to
consolidate
the
armies
of the
republic..
Consolidated
::
Consolidated
(p. p. & a.) Made
solid,
hard, or
compact;
united;
joined;
solidified..
Reconsolidation
::
Reconsolidation
(n.) The act or
process
of
reconsolidating;
the state of being
reconsolidated.
Consolidated
::
Consolidated
(p. p. & a.)
Having
a small
surface
in
proportion
to bulk, as in the
cactus..
Syncategorematic
::
Syncarpous
(a.)
Composed
of
several
carpels
consolidated
into one
ovary.
Compact
::
Compact
(v. t.) To
thrust,
drive,
or press
closely
together;
to join
firmly;
to
consolidate;
to make
close;
-- as the parts which
compose
a
body..
Concentrate
::
Concentrate
(v. i.) To
approach
or meet in a
common
center;
to
consolidate;
as,
population
tends to
concentrate
in
cities..
Union
::
Union (n.) That which is
united,
or made one;
something
formed
by a
combination
or
coalition
of parts or
members;
a
confederation;
a
consolidated
body; a
league;
as, the
weavers
have
formed
a
union;
trades
unions
have
become
very
numerous;
the
United
States
of
America
are often
called
the
Union..
Close
::
Close (n.) To bring
together
the parts of; to
consolidate;
as, to close the ranks of an army; -- often used with up..
Pleurodont
::
Pleurodont
(a.)
Having
the teeth
consolidated
with the inner edge of the jaw, as in some
lizards..
Gymnodont
::
Gymnodont
(n.) One of a group of
plectognath
fishes
(Gymnodontes),
having
the teeth and jaws
consolidated
into one or two bony
plates,
on each jaw, as the
diodonts
and
tetradonts.
See Bur fish,
Globefish,
Diodon..
Fruit
::
Fruit (v. t.) The
ripened
ovary of a
flowering
plant,
with its
contents
and
whatever
parts are
consolidated
with it..
Consolidative
::
Consolidative
(a.)
Tending
or
having
power to
consolidate;
healing.
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