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Definition of ether
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 ether is as below...
Ether (n.) A
light,
volatile,
mobile,
inflammable
liquid,
(C2H5)2O,
of a
characteristic
aromatic
odor,
obtained
by the
distillation
of
alcohol
with
sulphuric
acid, and hence
called
also
sulphuric
ether.
It is
powerful
solvent
of fats,
resins,
and
pyroxylin,
but finds its chief use as an
anaesthetic.
Called
also ethyl
oxide..
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Assimilation
::
Assimilation
(n.) The
conversion
of
nutriment
into the fluid or solid
substance
of the body, by the
processes
of
digestion
and
absorption,
whether
in
plants
or
animals..
Fusel Oil
::
Fusel oil () A hot,
acrid,
oily
liquid,
accompanying
many
alcoholic
liquors
(as
potato
whisky,
corn
whisky,
etc.),
as an
undesirable
ingredient,
and
consisting
of
several
of the
higher
alcohols
and
compound
ethers,
but
particularly
of amyl
alcohol;
hence,
specifically
applied
to amyl
alcohol..
Recipiangle
::
Recipiangle
(n.) An
instrument
with two arms that are
pivoted
together
at one end, and a
graduated
arc, -- used by
military
engineers
for
measuring
and
laying
off
angles
of
fortifications..
Congression
::
Congression
(n.) A
coming
or
bringing
together,
as in a
public
meeting,
in a
dispute,
in the act of
comparing,
or in
sexual
intercourse..
Pimple
::
Pimple
(n.) Any small
acuminated
elevation
of the
cuticle,
whether
going on to
suppuration
or not..
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.) A state of being
together;
companionship;
partnership;
association;
hence,
confederation;
joint
interest..
Comportation
::
Comportation
(n.) A
bringing
together.
Enamel
::
Enamel
(v. t.) To lay
enamel
upon; to
decorate
with
enamel
whether
inlaid
or
painted.
Bedding
::
Bedding
(n.) A bed and its
furniture;
the
materials
of a bed,
whether
for man or
beast;
bedclothes;
litter..
Accomplice
::
Accomplice
(n.) An
associate
in the
commission
of a
crime;
a
participator
in an
offense,
whether
a
principal
or an
accessory..
Ochlesis
::
Ochlesis
(n.) A
general
morbid
condition
induced
by the
crowding
together
of many
persons,
esp. sick
persons,
under one
roof..
Reconvene
::
Reconvene
(v. t. & i.) To
convene
or
assemble
again;
to call or come
together
again.
Contracted
::
Contracted
(a.) Drawn
together;
shrunken;
wrinkled;
narrow;
as, a
contracted
brow; a
contracted
noun..
Surgeon
::
Surgeon
(n.) One whose
profession
or
occupation
is to cure
diseases
or
injuries
of the body by
manual
operation;
one whose
occupation
is to cure local
injuries
or
disorders
(such as
wounds,
dislocations,
tumors,
etc.),
whether
by
manual
operation,
or by
medication
and
constitutional
treatment..
Healthless
::
Healthless
(n.)
Without
health,
whether
of body or mind; in
firm..
Collector
::
Collector
(n.) A
compiler
of
books;
one who
collects
scattered
passages
and puts them
together
in one book.
Ensemble
::
Ensemble
(n.) The
whole;
all the parts taken
together.
Swarm
::
Swarm (v. i.) To
appear
or
collect
in a
crowd;
to
throng
together;
to
congregate
in a
multitude.
Fell
::
Fell (n.) A form of seam
joining
two
pieces
of
cloth,
the edges being
folded
together
and the
stitches
taken
through
both
thicknesses..
Conclude
::
Conclude
(v. t.) To
include;
to
comprehend;
to shut up
together;
to
embrace.
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