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Definition of melting
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 melting is as below...
Melting
(a.)
Causing
to melt;
becoming
melted;
-- used
literally
or
figuratively;
as, a
melting
heat; a
melting
appeal;
a
melting
mood..
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Till
::
Till (n.) A
deposit
of clay, sand, and
gravel,
without
lamination,
formed
in a
glacier
valley
by means of the
waters
derived
from the
melting
glaciers;
--
sometimes
applied
to
alluvium
of an upper river
terrace,
when not
laminated,
and
appearing
as if
formed
in the same
manner..
Crevet
::
Crevet
(n.) A
crucible
or
melting
pot; a
cruset.
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..
Shadrach
::
Shadrach
(n.) A mass of iron on which the
operation
of
smelting
has
failed
of its
intended
effect;
-- so
called
from
Shadrach,
one of the three
Hebrews
who came forth
unharmed
from the fiery
furnace
of
Nebuchadnezzar.
(See Dan. iii. 26, 27.).
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..
Founding
::
Founding
(n.) The art of
smelting
and
casting
metals.
Metallurgy
::
Metallurgy
(n.) The art of
working
metals,
comprehending
the whole
process
of
separating
them from other
matters
in the ore,
smelting,
refining,
and
parting
them;
sometimes,
in a
narrower
sense,
only the
process
of
extracting
metals
from their
ores..
Refusion
::
Refusion
(n.) New or
repeated
melting,
as of
metals..
Deliquium
::
Deliquium
(n.) A
melting
or
maudlin
mood.
Smelting
::
Smelting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Smel.
Fusil
::
Fusil (v. t.)
Formed
by
melting
and
pouring
into a mold; cast;
founded.
Pot
::
Pot (n.) A
crucible;
as, a
graphite
pot; a
melting
pot..
Dissolving
::
Dissolving
(a.)
Melting;
breaking
up;
vanishing.
Matte
::
Matte (n.) A
partly
reduced
copper
sulphide,
obtained
by
alternately
roasting
and
melting
copper
ore in
separating
the metal from
associated
iron ores, and
called
coarse
metal,
fine
metal,
etc.,
according
to the grade of
fineness.
On the
exterior
it is dark brown or
black,
but on a fresh
surface
is
yellow
or
bronzy
in
color..
Found
::
Found (v. t.) To form by
melting
a
metal,
and
pouring
it into a mold; to
cast..
Dross
::
Dross (n.) The scum or
refuse
matter
which is
thrown
off, or falls from,
metals
in
smelting
the ore, or in the
process
of
melting;
recrement..
Virgalieu
::
Virgalieu
(n.) A
valuable
kind of pear, of an
obovate
shape and with
melting
flesh of
delicious
flavor;
-- more
properly
called
White
Doyenne..
Cuvette
::
Cuvette
(n.) A pot,
bucket,
or
basin,
in which
molten
plate glass is
carried
from the
melting
pot to the
casting
table..
Phosphor-bronze
::
Phosphor-bronze
(n.) A
variety
of
bronze
possessing
great
hardness,
elasticity,
and
toughness,
obtained
by
melting
copper
with tin
phosphide.
It
contains
one or two per cent of
phosphorus
and from five to
fifteen
per cent of tin..
Melting
::
Melting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Mel.
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