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Definition of impure
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Impure
(a.)
Defiled
by sin or
guilt;
unholy;
unhallowed;
-- said of
persons
or
things.
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Benzol
::
Benzol
(n.) An
impure
benzene,
used in the arts as a
solvent,
and for
various
other
purposes.
See
Benzene..
Corrupt
::
Corrupt
(v. t.) To
debase
or
render
impure
by
alterations
or
innovations;
to
falsify;
as, to
corrupt
language;
to
corrupt
the
sacred
text..
Chloralum
::
Chloralum
(n.) An
impure
aqueous
solution
of
chloride
of
aluminium,
used as an
antiseptic
and
disinfectant..
Potash
::
Potash
(n.) The
impure
potassium
carbonate
obtained
by
leaching
wood
ashes,
either
as a
strong
solution
(lye),
or as a white
crystalline
(pearlash)..
Dysodile
::
Dysodile
(n.) An
impure
earthy
or coaly
bitumen,
which emits a
highly
fetid odor when
burning..
Pyrolignic
::
Pyrolignic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
the acid
liquid
obtained
in the
distillation
of wood,
consisting
essentially
of
impure
acetic
acid..
Eristalis
::
Eristalis
(n.) A genus of
dipterous
insects
whose young
(called
rat-tailed
larvae)
are
remarkable
for their long
tapering
tail, which
spiracles
at the tip, and for their
ability
to live in very
impure
and salt
waters;
-- also
called
drone fly..
Regulus
::
Regulus
(n.) The
button,
globule,
or mass of
metal,
in a more or less
impure
state,
which forms in the
bottom
of the
crucible
in
smelting
and
reduction
of
ores..
Un-
::
Un-
(adv.)
Those which are
anomalous,
provincial,
or, for some other
reason,
not
desirable
to be used, and are so
indicated;
as,
unpure
for
impure,
unsatisfaction
for
dissatisfaction,
unexpressible
for
inexpressible,
and the
like..
Drossy
::
Drossy
(superl.)
Of,
pertaining
to,
resembling,
dross;
full of
dross;
impure;
worthless..
Defile
::
Defile
(v. t.) To make foul or
impure;
to make
filthy;
to
dirty;
to
befoul;
to
pollute.
Muddy
::
Muddy
(superl.)
Consisting
of mud or
earth;
gross;
impure.
Pompholyx
::
Pompholyx
(n.)
Impure
zinc
oxide.
Filthy
::
Filthy
(superl.)
Defiled
with
filth,
whether
material
or
moral;
nasty;
dirty;
polluted;
foul;
impure;
obscene..
Misy
::
Misy (n.) An
impure
yellow
sulphate
of iron;
yellow
copperas
or
copiapite.
Faints
::
Faints
(n.pl.)
The
impure
spirit
which comes over first and last in the
distillation
of
whisky;
-- the
former
being
called
the
strong
faints,
and the
latter,
which is much more
abundant,
the weak
faints.
This crude
spirit
is much
impregnated
with fusel oil..
Scum
::
Scum (v. t.) To take the scum from; to clear off the
impure
matter
from the
surface
of; to skim.
Obscene
::
Obscene
(a/)
Offensive
to
chastity
or
modesty;
expressing
of
presenting
to the mind or view
something
which
delicacy,
purity,
and
decency
forbid
to be
exposed;
impure;
as,
obscene
language;
obscene
pictures..
Flint
::
Flint (n.) A
massive,
somewhat
impure
variety
of
quartz,
in color
usually
of a gray to brown or
nearly
black,
breaking
with a
conchoidal
fracture
and sharp edge. It is very hard, and
strikes
fire with
steel..
Adulterate
::
Adulterate
(v. t.) To
corrupt,
debase,
or make
impure
by an
admixture
of a
foreign
or a baser
substance;
as, to
adulterate
food,
drink,
drugs,
coin, etc..
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