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Definition of curing
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Curing
() p. a. & vb. n. of Cure.
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Diplomacy
::
Diplomacy
(n.) The art and
practice
of
conducting
negotiations
between
nations
(particularly
in
securing
treaties),
including
the
methods
and forms
usually
employed..
Lacing
::
Lacing
(n.) The act of
securing,
fastening,
or
tightening,
with a lace or
laces..
Show
::
Show (n.) A
discharge,
from the
vagina,
of mucus
streaked
with
blood,
occuring
a short time
before
labor..
Roche Alum
::
Roche alum () A kind of alum
occuring
in small
fragments;
-- so
called
from
Rocca,
in
Syria,
whence
alum is said to have been
obtained;
-- also
called
rock
alum..
Irenics
::
Irenics
(n.) That
branch
of
Christian
science
which
treats
of the
methods
of
securing
unity among
Christians
or
harmony
and union among the
churches;
--
called
also
Irenical
theology.
Palliate
::
Palliate
(v. t.) To
reduce
in
violence;
to
lessen
or
abate;
to
mitigate;
to ease
withhout
curing;
as, to
palliate
a
disease..
Flos-ferri
::
Flos-ferri
(n.) A
variety
of
aragonite,
occuring
in
delicate
white
coralloidal
forms;
--
common
in beds of iron ore..
Antiodontalgic
::
Antiodontalgic
(a.)
Efficacious
in
curing
toothache.
Natrolite
::
Natrolite
(n.) A
zeolite
occuring
in
groups
of
glassy
acicular
crystals,
and in
masses
which often have a
radiated
structure.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina
and
soda..
Roselite
::
Roselite
(n.) A
hydrous
arsenite
of
cobalt,
occuring
in small red
crystals,
allied
to
erythrite..
Obumbration
::
Obumbration
(n.) Act of
darkening
or
obscuring.
Cyanite
::
Cyanite
(n.) A
mineral
occuring
in
thin-bladed
crystals
and
crystalline
aggregates,
of a
sky-blue
color.
It is a
silicate
of
aluminium..
Safe
::
Safe (n.) A
ventilated
or
refrigerated
chest or
closet
for
securing
provisions
from
noxious
animals
or
insects.
Saltpetre
::
Saltpetre
(n.)
Potassium
nitrate;
niter;
a white
crystalline
substance,
KNO3,
having
a
cooling
saline
taste,
obtained
by
leaching
from
certain
soils in which it is
produced
by the
process
of
nitrification
(see
Nitrification,
2). It is a
strong
oxidizer,
is the chief
constituent
of
gunpowder,
and is also used as an
antiseptic
in
curing
meat, and in
medicine
as a
diuretic,
diaphoretic,
and
refrigerant..
Specific
::
Specific
(a.)
Exerting
a
peculiar
influence
over any part of the body;
preventing
or
curing
disease
by a
peculiar
adaption,
and not on
general
principles;
as,
quinine
is a
specific
medicine
in cases of
malaria..
Ricinolein
::
Ricinolein
(n.) The
glycerin
salt of
ricinoleic
acid,
occuring
as a
characteristic
constituent
of
castor
oil; --
formerly
called
palmin..
Registrant
::
Registrant
(n.) One who
registers;
esp., one who , by
virtue
of
securing
an
official
registration,
obtains
a
certain
right or title of
possession,
as to a
trade-mark..
Spasmodic
::
Spasmodic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
spasm;
consisting
in
spasm;
occuring
in, or
characterized
by,
spasms;
as, a
spasmodic
asthma..
Foralite
::
Foralite
(n.) A
tubelike
marking,
occuring
in
sandstone
and other
strata..
Continual
::
Continual
(a.)
Occuring
in
steady
and rapid
succession;
very
frequent;
often
repeated.
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