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Definition of indigo
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Indigo
(a.)
Having
the color of,
pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
indigo..
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Bluing
::
Bluing
(n.)
Something
to give a
bluish
tint, as
indigo,
or
preparations
used by
washerwomen..
Urrhodin
::
Urrhodin
(n.)
Indigo
red, a
product
of the
decomposition,
or
oxidation,
of
indican.
It is
sometimes
found in the
sediment
of
pathological
urines.
It is
soluble
in ether or
alcohol,
giving
the
solution
a
beautiful
red
color.
Also
called
indigrubin..
Indigoes
::
Indigoes
(pl. ) of
Indig.
Uroglaucin
::
Uroglaucin
(n.) A body
identical
with
indigo
blue,
occasionally
found in the urine in
degeneration
of the
kidneys.
It is
readily
formed
by
oxidation
or
decomposition
of
indican..
Skatol
::
Skatol
(n.) A
constituent
of human
faeces
formed
in the small
intestines
as a
product
of the
putrefaction
of
albuminous
matter.
It is also found in
reduced
indigo.
Chemically
it is
methyl
indol,
C9H9N..
Indigo
::
Indigo
(a.)
Having
the color of,
pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
indigo..
Indicolite
::
Indicolite
(n.) A
variety
of
tourmaline
of an
indigo-blue
color.
Tumbleweed
::
Tumbleweed
(n.) Any plant which
habitually
breaks
away from its roots in the
autumn,
and is
driven
by the wind, as a
light,
rolling
mass, over the
fields
and
prairies;
as witch
grass,
wild
indigo,
Amarantus
albus,
etc..
Orpiment
::
Orpiment
(n.)
Arsenic
sesquisulphide,
produced
artificially
as an
amorphous
lemonyellow
powder,
and
occurring
naturally
as a
yellow
crystalline
mineral;
--
formerly
called
auripigment.
It is used in
king's
yellow,
in white
Indian
fire, and in
certain
technical
processes,
as
indigo
printing..
Sulphine
::
Sulphindigotic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
sulphonic
acid
obtained,
as a blue
solution,
by
dissolving
indigo
in
sulphuric
acid; --
formerly
called
also
cerulic
sulphuric
acid, but
properly
called
indigo-disulphonic
acid..
Indolin
::
Indolin
(n.) A dark
resinous
substance,
polymeric
with
indol,
and
obtained
by the
reduction
of
indigo
white..
Indigometer
::
Indigometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
ascertaining
the
strength
of an
indigo
solution,
as in
volumetric
analysis..
Phenicine
::
Phenicine
(n.) A
purple
powder
precipitated
when a
sulphuric
solution
of
indigo
is
diluted
with
water.
Chemistry
::
Chemistry
(n.) An
application
of
chemical
theory
and
method
to the
consideration
of some
particular
subject;
as, the
chemistry
of iron; the
chemistry
of
indigo..
Indoin
::
Indoin
(n.) A
substance
resembling
indigo
blue,
obtained
artificially
from
certain
isatogen
compounds..
Isatin
::
Isatin
(n.) An
orange-red
crystalline
substance,
C8H5NO2,
obtained
by the
oxidation
of
indigo
blue. It is also
produced
from
certain
derivatives
of
benzoic
acid, and is one
important
source
of
artificial
indigo..
Diisatogen
::
Diisatogen
(n.) A red
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance
or
artificial
production,
which by
reduction
passes
directly
to
indigo..
Indogen
::
Indogen
(n.) A
complex,
nitrogenous
radical,
C8H5NO,
regarded
as the
essential
nucleus
of
indigo..
Indican
::
Indican
(n.) A
glucoside
obtained
from woad
(indigo
plant)
and other
plants,
as a
yellow
or light brown
sirup.
It has a
nauseous
bitter
taste,
a
decomposes
or
drying.
By the
action
of
acids,
ferments,
etc., it
breaks
down into sugar and
indigo.
It is the
source
of
natural
indigo..
Indigogen
::
Indigogen
(n.) See
Indigo
white,
under
Indigo..
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