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Definition of juice
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Juice (v. t.) To
moisten;
to wet.
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Gravy
::
Gravy (n.) The juice or other
liquid
matter
that drips from flesh in
cooking,
made into a
dressing
for the food when
served
up..
Pancreas
::
Pancreas
(n.) The
sweetbread,
a gland
connected
with the
intestine
of
nearly
all
vertebrates.
It is
usually
elongated
and
light-colored,
and its
secretion,
called
the
pancreatic
juice,
is
discharged,
often
together
with the bile, into the upper part of the
intestines,
and is a
powerful
aid in
digestion.
See
Illust.
of
Digestive
apparatus..
Inocarpin
::
Inocarpin
(n.) A red,
gummy,
coloring
matter,
extracted
from the
colorless
juice of the
Otaheite
chestnut
(Inocarpus
edulis)..
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..
Exude
::
Exude (v. i.) To flow from a body
through
the
pores,
or by a
natural
discharge,
as
juice..
Insuccation
::
Insuccation
(n.) The act of
soaking
or
moistening;
maceration;
solution
in the juice of
herbs.
Genipap
::
Genipap
(n.) The
edible
fruit of a West
Indian
tree
(Genipa
Americana)
of the order
Rubiaceae.
It is oval in
shape,
as a large as a small
orange,
of a pale
greenish
color,
and with dark
purple
juice..
Rodomel
::
Rodomel
(n.) Juice of roses mixed with
honey.
Dry
::
Dry (v. i.) To grow dry; to
become
free from
wetness,
moisture,
or
juice;
as, the road dries
rapidly..
Aloe
::
Aloe (n.) The
inspissated
juice of
several
species
of aloe, used as a
purgative..
Fibrin
::
Fibrin
(n.) A
white,
albuminous,
fibrous
substance,
formed
in the
coagulation
of the blood
either
by
decomposition
of
fibrinogen,
or from the union of
fibrinogen
and
paraglobulin
which exist
separately
in the
blood.
It is
insoluble
in
water,
but is
readily
digestible
in
gastric
and
pancreatic
juice..
Ule
::
Ule (n.) A
Mexican
and
Central
American
tree
(Castilloa
elastica
and C.
Markhamiana)
related
to the
breadfruit
tree. Its milky juice
contains
caoutchouc.
Called
also ule tree.
Kirschwasser
::
Kirschwasser
(n.) An
alcoholic
liquor,
obtained
by
distilling
the
fermented
juice of the small black
cherry..
Cider
::
Cider (n.) The
expressed
juice of
apples.
It is used as a
beverage,
for
making
vinegar,
and for other
purposes..
Stearate
::
Steapsin
(n.) An
unorganized
ferment
or
enzyme
present
in
pancreatic
juice.
It
decomposes
neutral
fats into
glycerin
and fatty
acids.
Albuminose
::
Albuminose
(n.) A
diffusible
substance
formed
from
albumin
by the
action
of
natural
or
artificial
gastric
juice.
See
Peptone.
Jaggery
::
"Jaggery
(n.) Raw palm
sugar,
made in the East
Indies
by
evaporating
the fresh juice of
several
kinds of palm
trees,
but
specifically
that of the
palmyra
(Borassus
flabelliformis)..
Tansy
::
Tansy (n.) A dish
common
in the
seventeenth
century,
made of eggs,
sugar,
rose
water,
cream,
and the juice of
herbs,
baked with
butter
in a
shallow
dish..
Mudar
::
Mudar (n.)
Either
one of two
asclepiadaceous
shrubs
(Calotropis
gigantea,
and C.
procera),
which
furnish
a
strong
and
valuable
fiber.
The acrid milky juice is used
medicinally..
Succulently
::
Succulent
(a.) Full of
juice;
juicy.
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