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Definition of fluid
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 fluid is as below...
Fluid (a.)
Having
particles
which
easily
move and
change
their
relative
position
without
a
separation
of the mass, and which
easily
yield to
pressure;
capable
of
flowing;
liquid
or
gaseous..
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Incoercible
::
Incoercible
(a.) That can note be
confined
in, or
excluded
from,
vessels,
like
ordinary
fluids,
gases,
etc.; -- said of the
imponderable
fluids,
heat,
light,
electricity,
etc..
Hydrothorax
::
Hydrothorax
(n.) An
accumulation
of
serous
fluid in the
cavity
of the
chest.
Fluinity
::
Fluinity
(n.) The
quality
of being fluid or
capable
of
flowing;
a
liquid,
aeriform.
or
gaseous
state;
--
opposed
to
solidity..
Bag
::
Bag (n.) A sac, or
dependent
gland,
in
animal
bodies,
containing
some fluid or other
substance;
as, the bag of
poison
in the mouth of some
serpents;
the bag of a cow..
Circumfluence
::
Circumfluence
(n.) A
flowing
round on all
sides;
an
inclosing
with a
fluid.
Permeable
::
Permeable
(a.)
Capable
of being
permeated,
or
passed
through;
yielding
passage;
passable;
penetrable;
-- used
especially
of
substances
which allow the
passage
of
fluids;
as, wood is
permeable
to oil; glass is
permeable
to
light..
Mycoderma
::
Mycoderma
(n.) One of the forms in which
bacteria
group
themselves;
a more or less thick layer of
motionless
but
living
bacteria,
formed
by the
bacteria
uniting
on the
surface
of the fluid in which they are
developed.
This
production
differs
from the
zooloea
stage of
bacteria
by not
having
the
intermediary
mucous
substance..
Watery
::
Watery
(a.)
Hence,
abounding
in thin,
tasteless,
or
insipid
fluid;
tasteless;
insipid;
vapid;
spiritless..
Humor
::
Humor (n.) State of mind,
whether
habitual
or
temporary
(as
formerly
supposed
to
depend
on the
character
or
combination
of the
fluids
of the
body);
disposition;
temper;
mood; as, good
humor;
ill
humor..
Hymenogeny
::
Hymenogeny
(n.) The
production
of
artificial
membranes
by
contact
of two
fluids,
as
albumin
and fat, by which the
globules
of the
latter
are
surrounded
by a thin film of the
former..
Sterile
::
Sterile
(a.) Free from
reproductive
spores
or
germs;
as, a
sterile
fluid..
Dissolubility
::
Dissolubility
(n.) The
quality
of being
dissoluble;
capacity
of being
dissoluble;
capacity
of being
dissolved
by heat or
moisture,
and
converted
into a
fluid..
Capsule
::
Capsule
(n.) A
membranous
sac
containing
fluid,
or
investing
an organ or
joint;
as, the
capsule
of the lens of the eye. Also, a
capsulelike
organ..
Hypostasis
::
Hypostasis
(n.) That which is
deposited
at the
bottom
of a
fluid;
sediment.
Affusion
::
Affusion
(n.) The act of
pouring
water or other fluid on the whole or a part of the body, as a
remedy
in
disease..
Immersed
::
Immersed
(p. p. & a.)
Deeply
plunged
into
anything,
especially
a
fluid..
Leak
::
Leak (n.) To enter or
escape,
as a
fluid,
through
a hole,
crevice,
etc. ; to pass
gradually
into, or out of,
something;
--
usually
with in or out..
#NAME?
::
-tre (n.) The point of
intersection
of a
vertical
line
through
the
center
of
gravity
of the fluid
displaced
by a
floating
body which is
tipped
through
a small angle from its
position
of
equilibrium,
and the
inclined
line which was
vertical
through
the
center
of
gravity
of the body when in
equilibrium..
Discharge
::
Discharge
(v. i.) To throw off or
deliver
a load,
charge,
or
burden;
to
unload;
to emit or give vent to fluid or other
contents;
as, the water pipe
discharges
freely..
Fluidrachm
::
Fluidrachm
(n.) See Fluid dram, under
Fluid..
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