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Definition of absorb
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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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Study
::
Study (v. i.)
Mental
occupation;
absorbed
or
thoughtful
attention;
meditation;
contemplation.
Lymph
::
Lymph (n.) A
fibrinous
material
exuded
from the blood
vessels
in
inflammation.
In the
process
of
healing
it is
either
absorbed,
or is
converted
into
connective
tissue
binding
the
inflamed
surfaces
together..
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..
Absorbent
::
Absorbent
(n.)
Anything
which
absorbs.
Deliquiate
::
Deliquiate
(v. i.) To melt and
become
liquid
by
absorbing
water from the air; to
deliquesce.
Hollander
::
Hollander
(n.) A very hard,
semi-glazed,
green or dark brown
brick,
which will not
absorb
water;
--
called
also, Dutch
clinker..
Reabsorption
::
Reabsorption
(n.) The act or
process
of
reabsorbing.
Suck
::
Suck (v. t.) To draw in, or
imbibe,
by any
process
resembles
sucking;
to
inhale;
to
absorb;
as, to suck in air; the roots of
plants
suck water from the
ground..
Soak
::
Soak (v. t.) Fig.: To
absorb;
to
drain.
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..
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..
Inunction
::
Inunction
(n.) The act of
anointing,
or the state of being
anointed;
unction;
specifically
(Med.),
the
rubbing
of
ointments
into the pores of the skin, by which
medicinal
agents
contained
in them, such as
mercury,
iodide
of
potash,
etc., are
absorbed..
Absorbing
::
Absorbing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Absor.
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..
Absorbition
::
Absorbition
(n.)
Absorption.
Zealot
::
Zealot
(n.) One who is
zealous;
one who
engages
warmly
in any
cause,
and
pursues
his
object
with
earnestness
and
ardor;
especially,
one who is
overzealous,
or
carried
away by his zeal; one
absorbed
in
devotion
to
anything;
an
enthusiast;
a
fanatical
partisan..
Drier
::
Drier (n.) One who, or that
which,
dries;
that which may expel or
absorb
moisture;
a
desiccative;
as, the sun and a
northwesterly
wind are great
driers
of the
earth..
Hygroscopicity
::
Hygroscopicity
(n.) The
property
possessed
by
vegetable
tissues
of
absorbing
or
discharging
moisture
according
to
circumstances.
Arterialization
::
Arterialization
(n.) The
process
of
converting
venous
blood into
arterial
blood
during
its
passage
through
the
lungs,
oxygen
being
absorbed
and
carbonic
acid
evolved;
--
called
also
aeration
and
hematosis..
Absorpt
::
Absorpt
(a.)
Absorbed.
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