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Definition of melt
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Melt (v. i.) To
dissolve;
as, sugar melts in the
mouth..
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Silversides
::
Silversides
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
fishes
of the
family
Atherinidae,
having
a
silvery
stripe
along each side of the body. The
common
species
of the
American
coast
(Menidia
notata)
is very
abundant.
Called
also
silverside,
sand
smelt,
friar,
tailor,
and
tinker..
Fusion
::
Fusion
(v. t.) The state of being
melted
or
dissolved
by heat; a state of
fluidity
or
flowing
in
consequence
of heat; as,
metals
in
fusion..
Freshet
::
Freshet
(a.) A flood or
overflowing
of a
stream
caused
by heavy rains or
melted
snow; a
sudden
inundation.
Remelt
::
Remelt
(v. t.) To melt
again.
Emollescence
::
Emollescence
(n.) That
degree
of
softness
in a body
beginning
to melt which
alters
its
shape;
the first or
lowest
degree
of
fusibility.
Liquescent
::
Liquescent
(a.)
Tending
to
become
liquid;
inclined
to melt;
melting.
Molt
::
Molt () imp. of Melt.
Thaw
::
Thaw (v. i.) To
become
so warm as to melt ice and snow; -- said in
reference
to the
weather,
and used
impersonally..
Furnace
::
Furnace
(n.) An
inclosed
place in which heat is
produced
by the
combustion
of fuel, as for
reducing
ores or
melting
metals,
for
warming
a
house,
for
baking
pottery,
etc.; as, an iron
furnace;
a
hot-air
furnace;
a glass
furnace;
a
boiler
furnace,
etc..
Sublimed
::
Sublime
(v. i.) To pass off in
vapor,
with
immediate
condensation;
specifically,
to
evaporate
or
volatilize
from the solid state
without
apparent
melting;
-- said of those
substances,
like
arsenic,
benzoic
acid, etc., which do not
exhibit
a
liquid
form on
heating,
except
under
increased
pressure..
Diluvium
::
Diluvium
(n.) A
deposit
of
superficial
loam, sand,
gravel,
stones,
etc.,
caused
by
former
action
of
flowing
waters,
or the
melting
of
glacial
ice..
Melt
::
Melt (v. i.) To lose
distinct
form or
outline;
to
blend.
Regulus
::
Regulus
(n.) The
button,
globule,
or mass of
metal,
in a more or less
impure
state,
which forms in the
bottom
of the
crucible
in
smelting
and
reduction
of
ores..
Hearth
::
Hearth
(n.) The floor of a
furnace,
on which the
material
to be
heated
lies, or the
lowest
part of a
melting
furnace,
into which the
melted
material
settles..
Melt
::
Melt (v. i.)
Hence:
To be
softened;
to
become
tender,
mild, or
gentle;
also, to be
weakened
or
subdued,
as by
fear..
Resorcin
::
Resorcin
(n.) A
colorless
crystalline
substance
of the
phenol
series,
obtained
by
melting
certain
resins,
as
galbanum,
asafetida,
etc., with
caustic
potash.
It is also
produced
artificially
and used in
making
certain
dyestuffs,
as
phthalein,
fluorescein,
and
eosin..
Melt
::
Melt (v.)
Hence:
To
soften,
as by a
warming
or
kindly
influence;
to
relax;
to
render
gentle
or
susceptible
to mild
influences;
sometimes,
in a bad
sense,
to take away the
firmness
of; to
weaken..
Melt
::
Melt (v. i.) To
disappear
by being
dispersed
or
dissipated;
as, the fog melts
away..
Slush
::
Slush (n.) A
mixture
of snow and
water;
half-melted
snow.
Capsule
::
Capsule
(n.) A small
saucer
of clay for
roasting
or
melting
samples
of ores, etc.; a
scorifier..
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