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Definition of infect
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 infect is as below...
Infect
(v. t.) To
communicate
to or
affect
with, as
qualities
or
emotions,
esp. bad
qualities;
to
corrupt;
to
contaminate;
to taint by the
communication
of
anything
noxious
or
pernicious..
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Miasma
::
Miasma
(n.)
Infectious
particles
or germs
floating
in the air; air made
noxious
by the
presence
of such
particles
or
germs;
noxious
effluvia;
malaria.
Plagueful
::
Plagueful
(a.)
Abounding,
or
infecting,
with
plagues;
pestilential;
as,
plagueful
exhalations..
Infection
::
Infection
(n.) The act or
process
of
infecting.
Microzyme
::
Microzyme
(n.) A
microorganism
which is
supposed
to act like a
ferment
in
causing
or
propagating
certain
infectious
or
contagious
diseases;
a
pathogenic
bacterial
organism.
Infecting
::
Infecting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Infec.
Alexiteric
::
Alexiteric
(n.) A
preservative
against
contagious
and
infectious
diseases,
and the
effects
of
poison
in
general..
Measled
::
Measled
(a.)
Infected
or
spotted
with
measles,
as
pork..
Taking
::
Taking
(n.)
Malign
influence;
infection.
Chlorine
::
Chlorine
(n.) One of the
elementary
substances,
commonly
isolated
as a
greenish
yellow
gas, two and one half times as heavy as air, of an
intensely
disagreeable
suffocating
odor, and
exceedingly
poisonous.
It is
abundant
in
nature,
the most
important
compound
being
common
salt. It is
powerful
oxidizing,
bleaching,
and
disinfecting
agent.
Symbol
Cl.
Atomic
weight,
35.4..
Anthrax
::
Anthrax
(n.) An
infectious
disease
of
cattle
and
sheep.
It is
ascribed
to the
presence
of a
rod-shaped
bacterium
(Bacillus
anthracis),
the
spores
of which
constitute
the
contagious
matter.
It may be
transmitted
to man by
inoculation.
The
spleen
becomes
greatly
enlarged
and
filled
with
bacteria.
Called
also
splenic
fever..
Spray
::
Spray (v. t.) A jet of fine
medicated
vapor,
used
either
as an
application
to a
diseased
part or to
charge
the air of a room with a
disinfectant
or a
deodorizer..
Fomes
::
Fomes (n.) Any
substance
supposed
to be
capable
of
absorbing,
retaining,
and
transporting
contagious
or
infectious
germs;
as,
woolen
clothes
are said to be
active
fomites..
Infection
::
Infection
(n.)
Contamination
by
illegality,
as in cases of
contraband
goods;
implication..
Infection
::
Infection
(n.) The state of being
infected;
contamination
by
morbific
particles;
the
result
of
infecting
influence;
a
prevailing
disease;
epidemic.
Pathogene
::
Pathogene
(n.) One of a class of
virulent
microorganisms
or
bacteria
found in the
tissues
and
fluids
in
infectious
diseases,
and
supposed
to be the cause of the
disease;
a
pathogenic
organism;
a
pathogenic
bacterium;
--
opposed
to
zymogene..
Fumigation
::
Fumigation
(n.) The act of
fumigating,
or
applying
smoke or
vapor,
as for
disinfection..
Infectiousness
::
Infectiousness
(n.) The
quality
of being
infectious.
Atomizer
::
Atomizer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
atomizes;
esp., an
instrument
for
reducing
a
liquid
to spray for
disinfecting,
cooling,
or
perfuming..
Infectious
::
Infectious
(a.)
Contaminating
with
illegality;
exposing
to
seizure
and
forfeiture.
Measly
::
Measly
(a.)
Infected
with
measles.
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