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Definition of absorb
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 absorb is as below...
Absorb
(v. t.) To take up by
cohesive,
chemical,
or any
molecular
action,
as when
charcoal
absorbs
gases.
So heat,
light,
and
electricity
are
absorbed
or taken up in the
substances
into which they
pass..
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Absorbent
::
Absorbent
(n.) The
vessels
by which the
processes
of
absorption
are
carried
on, as the
lymphatics
in
animals,
the
extremities
of the roots in
plants..
Waste
::
Waste (v.) That which is of no
value;
worthless
remnants;
refuse.
Specifically:
Remnants
of cops, or other
refuse
resulting
from the
working
of
cotton,
wool, hemp, and the like, used for
wiping
machinery,
absorbing
oil in the axle boxes of
railway
cars, etc..
Absorber
::
Absorber
(n.) One who, or that
which,
absorbs..
Immersion
::
Immersion
(n.) The state of being
overhelmed
or
deeply
absorbed;
deep
engagedness.
Parasite
::
Parasite
(n.) A plant
obtaining
nourishment
immediately
from other
plants
to which it
attaches
itself,
and whose
juices
it
absorbs;
--
sometimes,
but
erroneously,
called
epiphyte..
Receptive
::
Receptive
(a.)
Having
the
quality
of
receiving;
able or
inclined
to take in,
absorb,
hold, or
contain;
receiving
or
containing;
as, a
receptive
mind..
Holdfast
::
Holdfast
(n.) A
conical
or
branching
body, by which a
seaweed
is
attached
to its
support,
and
differing
from a root in that it is not
specially
absorbent
of
moisture..
Unsaturated
::
Unsaturated
(a.)
Capable
of
absorbing
or
dissolving
to a
greater
degree;
as, an
unsaturated
solution..
Chyle
::
Chyle (n.) A milky fluid
containing
the fatty
matter
of the food in a state of
emulsion,
or fine
mechanical
division;
formed
from chyme by the
action
of the
intestinal
juices.
It is
absorbed
by the
lacteals,
and
conveyed
into the blood by the
thoracic
duct..
Membrane
::
Membrane
(n.) A thin layer or fold of
tissue,
usually
supported
by a
fibrous
network,
serving
to cover or line some part or
organ,
and often
secreting
or
absorbing
certain
fluids..
Absorpt
::
Absorpt
(a.)
Absorbed.
Solution
::
Solution
(n.) The act or
process
by which a body
(whether
solid,
liquid,
or
gaseous)
is
absorbed
into a
liquid,
and,
remaining
or
becoming
fluid,
is
diffused
throughout
the
solvent;
also, the
product
reulting
from such
absorption..
Digestion
::
Digestion
(n.) The
conversion
of food, in the
stomach
and
intestines,
into
soluble
and
diffusible
products,
capable
of being
absorbed
by the
blood..
Jaundice
::
"Jaundice
(n.) A
morbid
condition,
characterized
by
yellowness
of the eyes, skin, and
urine,
whiteness
of the
faeces,
constipation,
uneasiness
in the
region
of the
stomach,
loss of
appetite,
and
general
languor
and
lassitude.
It is
caused
usually
by
obstruction
of the
biliary
passages
and
consequent
damming
up, in the
liver,
of the bile, which is then
absorbed
into the
blood..
Absorbing
::
Absorbing
(a.)
Swallowing,
engrossing;
as, an
absorbing
pursuit..
Epiblema
::
Epiblema
(n.) The
epidermal
cells of
rootlets,
specially
adapted
to
absorb
liquids..
Lymphatic
::
Lymphatic
(n.) One of the
lymphatic
or
absorbent
vessels,
which carry lymph and
discharge
it into the
veins;
lymph duct;
lymphatic
duct..
Absorptive
::
Absorptive
(a.)
Having
power,
capacity,
or
tendency
to
absorb
or
imbibe..
Insume
::
Insume
(v. t.) To take in; to
absorb.
Humidity
::
Humidity
(n.)
Moisture;
dampness;
a
moderate
degree
of
wetness,
which is
perceptible
to the eye or
touch;
-- used
especially
of the
atmosphere,
or of
anything
which has
absorbed
moisture
from the
atmosphere,
as
clothing..
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