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Definition of juice
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Juice (v. t.) To
moisten;
to wet.
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Chymification
::
Chymification
(n.) The
conversion
of food into chyme by the
digestive
action
of
gastric
juice.
Press
::
Press (v.) To
squeeze,
in order to
extract
the juice or
contents
of; to
squeeze
out, or
express,
from
something..
Opium
::
Opium (n.) The
inspissated
juice of the
Papaver
somniferum,
or white
poppy..
Punch
::
Punch (n.) A
beverage
composed
of wine or
distilled
liquor,
water (or
milk),
sugar,
and the juice of
lemon,
with spice or mint; --
specifically
named from the kind of
spirit
used; as rum
punch,
claret
punch,
champagne
punch,
etc..
Murk
::
Murk (n.) The
refuse
of
fruit,
after the juice has been
expressed;
marc..
Rodomel
::
Rodomel
(n.) Juice of roses mixed with
honey.
Exudation
::
Exudation
(n.) The act of
exuding;
sweating;
a
discharge
of
humors,
moisture,
juice,
or gum, as
through
pores or
incisions;
also, the
substance
exuded..
Chyle
::
Chyle (n.) A milky fluid
containing
the fatty
matter
of the food in a state of
emulsion,
or fine
mechanical
division;
formed
from chyme by the
action
of the
intestinal
juices.
It is
absorbed
by the
lacteals,
and
conveyed
into the blood by the
thoracic
duct..
Alcohol
::
Alcohol
(n.) Pure
spirit
of wine; pure or
highly
rectified
spirit
(called
also ethyl
alcohol);
the
spirituous
or
intoxicating
element
of
fermented
or
distilled
liquors,
or more
loosely
a
liquid
containing
it in
considerable
quantity.
It is
extracted
by
simple
distillation
from
various
vegetable
juices
and
infusions
of a
saccharine
nature,
which have
undergone
vinous
fermentation..
Acidity
::
Acidity
(n.) The
quality
of being sour;
sourness;
tartness;
sharpness
to the
taste;
as, the
acidity
of lemon
juice..
Succulently
::
Succulent
(a.) Full of
juice;
juicy.
Ecballium
::
Ecballium
(n.) A genus of
cucurbitaceous
plants
consisting
of the
single
species
Ecballium
agreste
(or
Elaterium),
the
squirting
cucumber.
Its
fruit,
when ripe,
bursts
and
violently
ejects
its
seeds,
together
with a
mucilaginous
juice,
from which
elaterium,
a
powerful
cathartic
medicine,
is
prepared..
Kirschwasser
::
Kirschwasser
(n.) An
alcoholic
liquor,
obtained
by
distilling
the
fermented
juice of the small black
cherry..
Syruped
::
Syruped
(a.)
Moistened,
covered,
or
sweetened
with
sirup,
or sweet
juice..
Dunder
::
Dunder
(n.) The lees or dregs of cane
juice,
used in the
distillation
of rum..
Gambier
::
Gambier
(n.) The
inspissated
juice of a plant
(Uncaria
Gambir)
growing
in
Malacca.
It is a
powerful
astringent,
and, under the name of Terra
Japonica,
is used for
chewing
with the Areca nut, and is
exported
for
tanning
and
dyeing..
Orangeade
::
Orangeade
(n.) A drink made of
orange
juice and
water,
corresponding
to
lemonade;
orange
sherbet..
Must
::
Must (n.) The
expressed
juice of the
grape,
or other
fruit,
before
fermentation..
Pancreatin
::
Pancreatin
(n.) One of the
digestive
ferments
of the
pancreatic
juice;
also, a
preparation
containing
such a
ferment,
made from the
pancreas
of
animals,
and used in
medicine
as an aid to
digestion..
Yaw
::
Yaw (v. i.) To rise in
blisters,
breaking
in white
froth,
as cane juice in the
clarifiers
in sugar
works..
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