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Definition of ethereal
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 ethereal is as below...
Ethereal
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
hypothetical
upper,
purer air, or to the
higher
regions
beyond
the earth or
beyond
the
atmosphere;
celestial;
as,
ethereal
space;
ethereal
regions..
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Ethereal
::
Ethereal
(a.)
Consisting
of
ether;
hence,
exceedingly
light or airy;
tenuous;
spiritlike;
characterized
by
extreme
delicacy,
as form,
manner,
thought,
etc..
Siderealize
::
Siderealize
(v. t.) To
elevate
to the
stars,
or to the
region
of the
stars;
to
etherealize..
Aerial
::
Aerial
(a.) Light as air;
ethereal.
Etherealization
::
Etherealization
(n.) An
ethereal
or
spiritlike
state.
Ethereally
::
Ethereally
(adv.)
In an
ethereal
manner.
Etherealness
::
Etherealness
(n.)
Ethereality.
Tropeine
::
Tropeine
(n.) Any one of a
series
of
artificial
ethereal
salts
derived
from the
alkaloidal
base
tropine.
Saponify
::
Saponify
(v. t.) To
convert
into soap, as
tallow
or any fat; hence
(Chem.),
to
subject
to any
similar
process,
as that which
ethereal
salts
undergo
in
decomposition;
as, to
saponify
ethyl
acetate..
Stethograph
::
Stethal
(n.) One of the
higher
alcohols
of the
methane
series,
homologous
with
ethal,
and found in small
quantities
as an
ethereal
salt of
stearic
acid in
spermaceti..
Lethal
::
Lethal
(n.) One of the
higher
alcohols
of the
paraffine
series
obtained
from
spermaceti
as a white
crystalline
solid.
It is so
called
because
it
occurs
in the
ethereal
salt of
lauric
acid.
Etherealize
::
Etherealize
(v. t.) To
convert
into
ether,
or into
subtile
fluid;
to
saturate
with
ether..
Skyish
::
Skyish
(a.) Like the sky, or
approaching
the sky;
lofty;
ethereal..
Methylal
::
Methylal
(n.) A
light,
volatile
liquid,
H2C(OCH3)2,
regarded
as a
complex
ether,
and
having
a
pleasant
ethereal
odor. It is
obtained
by the
partial
oxidation
of
methyl
alcohol.
Called
also
formal..
Ketone
::
Ketone
(n.) One of a large class of
organic
substances
resembling
the
aldehydes,
obtained
by the
distillation
of
certain
salts of
organic
acids and
consisting
of
carbonyl
(CO)
united
with two
hydrocarbon
radicals.
In
general
the
ketones
are
colorless
volatile
liquids
having
a
pungent
ethereal
odor..
Ethereous
::
Ethereous
(a.)
Formed
of
ether;
ethereal.
Oenanthic
::
Oenanthic
(a.)
Having,
or
imparting,
the odor
characteristic
of the
bouquet
of wine;
specifically
used,
formerly,
to
designate
an acid whose
ethereal
salts were
supposed
to
occasion
the
peculiar
bouquet,
or
aroma,
of old wine. Cf.
Oenanthylic..
Chloroform
::
Chloroform
(n.) A
colorless
volatile
liquid,
CHCl3,
having
an
ethereal
odor and a
sweetish
taste,
formed
by
treating
alcohol
with
chlorine
and an
alkali.
It is a
powerful
solvent
of wax,
resin,
etc., and is
extensively
used to
produce
anaesthesia
in
surgical
operations;
also
externally,
to
alleviate
pain..
Ester
::
Ester (n.) An
ethereal
salt, or
compound
ether,
consisting
of an
organic
radical
united
with the
residue
of any
oxygen
acid,
organic
or
inorganic;
thus the
natural
fats are
esters
of
glycerin
and the fatty
acids,
oleic,
etc..
Etherealize
::
Etherealize
(v. t.) To
render
ethereal
or
spiritlike.
Etherealism
::
Etherealism
(n.)
Ethereality.
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