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Definition of diffuse
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Diffuse
(v. i.) To pass by
spreading
every way, to
diffuse
itself..
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Expatiate
::
Expatiate
(v. t.) To
expand;
to
spread;
to
extend;
to
diffuse;
to
broaden.
Abroach
::
Abroach
(adv.)
Hence:
In a state to be
diffused
or
propagated;
afoot;
astir.
Crystalloid
::
Crystalloid
(n.) A body
which,
in
solution,
diffuses
readily
through
animal
membranes,
and
generally
is
capable
of being
crystallized;
--
opposed
to
colloid..
Erysipelas
::
Erysipelas
(n.) St.
Anthony's
fire; a
febrile
disease
accompanied
with a
diffused
inflammation
of the skin,
which,
starting
usually
from a
single
point,
spreads
gradually
over its
surface.
It is
usually
regarded
as
contagious,
and often
occurs
epidemically..
Diffused
::
Diffused
(a.)
Spread
abroad;
dispersed;
loose;
flowing;
diffuse.
Copiousness
::
Copiousness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
copious;
abudance;
plenty;
also,
diffuseness
in
style..
Emphysema
::
Emphysema
(n.) A
swelling
produced
by gas or air
diffused
in the
cellular
tissue.
Overlanguaged
::
Overlanguaged
(a.)
Employing
too many
words;
diffuse.
Erythema
::
Erythema
(n.) A
disease
of the skin, in which a
diffused
inflammation
forms
rose-colored
patches
of
variable
size..
Amplification
::
Amplification
(n.) The
enlarging
of a
simple
statement
by
particularity
of
description,
the use of
epithets,
etc., for
rhetorical
effect;
diffuse
narrative
or
description,
or a
dilating
upon all the
particulars
of a
subject..
Tear
::
Tear (n.) A drop of the
limpid,
saline
fluid
secreted,
normally
in small
amount,
by the
lachrymal
gland,
and
diffused
between
the eye and the
eyelids
to
moisten
the parts and
facilitate
their
motion.
Ordinarily
the
secretion
passes
through
the
lachrymal
duct into the nose, but when it is
increased
by
emotion
or other
causes,
it
overflows
the
lids..
Diffuse
::
Diffuse
(v. i.) To pass by
spreading
every way, to
diffuse
itself..
Noctiluca
::
Noctiluca
(n.) A genus of
marine
flagellate
Infusoria,
remarkable
for their
unusually
large size and
complex
structure,
as well as for their
phosphorescence.
The
brilliant
diffuse
phosphorescence
of the sea is often due to
myriads
of
Noctilucae..
Disperse
::
Disperse
(v. t.) To
scatter
abroad;
to drive to
different
parts;
to
distribute;
to
diffuse;
to
spread;
as, the Jews are
dispersed
among all
nations..
Metadiscoidal
::
Metadiscoidal
(a.)
Discoidal
by
derivation;
--
applied
especially
to the
placenta
of man and apes,
because
it is
supposed
to have been
derived
from a
diffused
placenta..
Dilate
::
Dilate
(v. t.) To
enlarge
upon; to
relate
at
large;
to tell
copiously
or
diffusely.
Compact
::
Compact
(p. p. & a)
Brief;
close;
pithy;
not
diffuse;
not
verbose;
as, a
compact
discourse..
Radiator
::
Radiator
(n.) That which
radiates
or emits rays,
whether
of light or heat;
especially,
that part of a
heating
apparatus
from which the heat is
radiated
or
diffused;
as, a steam
radiator..
Irradiate
::
Irradiate
(v. t.) To
radiate,
shed, or
diffuse..
Stenostome
::
Stenosis
(n.) A
narrowing
of the
opening
or
hollow
of any
passage,
tube, or
orifice;
as,
stenosis
of the
pylorus.
It
differs
from
stricture
in being
applied
especially
to
diffused
rather
than
localized
contractions,
and in
always
indicating
an
origin
organic
and not
spasmodic..
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