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Definition of impure
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Impure
(v. t.) To
defile;
to
pollute.
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Galipot
::
Galipot
(n.) An
impure
resin of
turpentine,
hardened
on the
outside
of pine trees by the
spontaneous
evaporation
of its
essential
oil. When
purified,
it is
called
yellow
pitch,
white
pitch,
or
Burgundy
pitch..
Purification
::
Purification
(n.) The act of
purifying;
the act or
operation
of
separating
and
removing
from
anything
that which is
impure
or
noxious,
or
heterogeneous
or
foreign
to it; as, the
purification
of
liquors,
or of
metals..
Corrupt
::
Corrupt
(v. t.) To
debase
or
render
impure
by
alterations
or
innovations;
to
falsify;
as, to
corrupt
language;
to
corrupt
the
sacred
text..
Charcoal
::
Charcoal
(v. t.)
Impure
carbon
prepared
from
vegetable
or
animal
substances;
esp., coal made by
charring
wood in a kiln,
retort,
etc., from which air is
excluded.
It is used for fuel and in
various
mechanical,
artistic,
and
chemical
processes..
Potash
::
Potash
(n.) The
impure
potassium
carbonate
obtained
by
leaching
wood
ashes,
either
as a
strong
solution
(lye),
or as a white
crystalline
(pearlash)..
Unpure
::
Unpure
(a.) Not pure;
impure.
Impurity
::
Impurity
(n.) The
condition
or
quality
of being
impure
in any
sense;
defilement;
foulness;
adulteration.
Impure
::
Impure
(a.) Not
accurate;
not
idiomatic;
as,
impure
Latin;
an
impure
style..
Barilla
::
Barilla
(n.) The
alkali
produced
from the
plant,
being an
impure
carbonate
of soda, used for
making
soap,
glass,
etc., and for
bleaching
purposes..
Unclean
::
Unclean
(a.)
Morally
impure.
Muddy
::
Muddy
(superl.)
Consisting
of mud or
earth;
gross;
impure.
Ventilate
::
Ventilate
(v. t.) To open and
expose
to the free
passage
of air; to
supply
with fresh air, and
remove
impure
air from; to air; as, to
ventilate
a room; to
ventilate
a
cellar;
to
ventilate
a
mine..
Unsincerity
::
Unsincerity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
unsincere
or
impure;
insincerity.
Benzene
::
Benzene
(n.) A
volatile,
very
inflammable
liquid,
C6H6,
contained
in the
naphtha
produced
by the
destructive
distillation
of coal, from which it is
separated
by
fractional
distillation.
The name is
sometimes
applied
also to the
impure
commercial
product
or
benzole,
and also, but
rarely,
to a
similar
mixed
product
of
petroleum..
Vile
::
Vile
(superl.)
Morally
base or
impure;
depraved
by sin;
hateful;
in the sight of God and men;
sinful;
wicked;
bad.
Obscenity
::
Obscenity
(n.) That
quality
in words or
things
which
presents
what is
offensive
to
chasity
or
purity
of mind;
obscene
or
impure
lanquage
or acts; moral
impurity;
lewdness;
obsceneness;
as, the
obscenity
of a
speech,
or a
picture..
Polluted
::
Polluted
(a.)
Defiled;
made
unclean
or
impure;
debauched.
Scum
::
Scum (v. t.) To take the scum from; to clear off the
impure
matter
from the
surface
of; to skim.
Grenadine
::
Grenadine
(n.) A trade name for a
dyestuff,
consisting
essentially
of
impure
fuchsine..
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..
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