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Definition of milk
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 milk is as below...
Milk (v. t.) To draw
anything
from, as if by
milking;
to
compel
to yield
profit
or
advantage;
to
plunder..
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Weldon''s Process
::
Weldon's
process
() A
process
for the
recovery
or
regeneration
of
manganese
dioxide
in the
manufacture
of
chlorine,
by means of milk of lime and the
oxygen
of the air; -- so
called
after the
inventor..
Mamma
::
Mamma (n.) A
glandular
organ for
secreting
milk,
characteristic
of all
mammals,
but
usually
rudimentary
in the male; a
mammary
gland;
a
breast;
under;
bag..
Porridge
::
Porridge
(n.) A food made by
boiling
some
leguminous
or
farinaceous
substance,
or the meal of it, in water or in milk,
making
of broth or thin
pudding;
as,
barley
porridge,
milk
porridge,
bean
porridge,
etc..
Drink
::
Drink (v. t.) To
swallow
(a
liquid);
to
receive,
as a
fluid,
into the
stomach;
to
imbibe;
as, to drink milk or
water..
Temper
::
Temper
(n.) Milk of lime, or other
substance,
employed
in the
process
formerly
used to
clarify
sugar..
Cundurango
::
Cundurango
(n.) The bark of a South
American
vine
(Gonolobus
Condurango)
of the
Milkweed
family.
It has been
supposed,
but
erroneously,
to be a cure for
cancer..
Lettuce
::
Lettuce
(n.) A
composite
plant of the genus
Lactuca
(L.
sativa),
the
leaves
of which are used as
salad.
Plants
of this genus yield a milky
juice,
from which
lactucarium
is
obtained.
The
commonest
wild
lettuce
of the
United
States
is L.
Canadensis..
Galacta-gogue
::
Galacta-gogue
(n.) An agent
exciting
secretion
of milk.
Lactonic
::
Lactonic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid
obtained
by the
oxidation
of milk sugar
(lactose)..
Gang-flower
::
Gang-flower
(n.) The
common
English
milkwort
(Polygala
vulgaris),
so
called
from
blossoming
in gang
week..
Stock
::
Stock (v. t.) To
suffer
to
retain
milk for
twenty-four
hours or more
previous
to sale, as
cows..
Churn
::
Churn (v. t.) To stir, beat, or
agitate,
as milk or cream in a
churn,
in order to make
butter..
Earn
::
Earn (v. i.) To
curdle,
as
milk..
Sarcolactic
::
Sarcolactic
(a.)
Relating
to
muscle
and milk; as,
sarcolactic
acid. See
Lactic
acid, under
Lactic..
Caoutchouc
::
Caoutchouc
(n.) A
tenacious,
elastic,
gummy
substance
obtained
from the milky sap of
several
plants
of
tropical
South
America
(esp. the
euphorbiaceous
tree
Siphonia
elastica
or Hevea
caoutchouc),
Asia, and
Africa.
Being
impermeable
to
liquids
and
gases,
and not
readly
affected
by
exposure
to air,
acids,
and
alkalies,
it is used,
especially
when
vulcanized,
for many
purposes
in the arts and in
manufactures.
Also
called
India
rubber
(because
it was first
brought
from
India,
and was
formerly
used c
Redhead
::
Redhead
(n.) A kind of
milkweed
(Asclepias
Curassavica)
with red
flowers.
It is used in
medicine.
Udder
::
Udder (n.) The
glandular
organ in which milk is
secreted
and
stored;
--
popularly
called
the bag in cows and other
quadrupeds.
See
Mamma.
Yaourt
::
Yaourt
(n.) A
fermented
drink,
or milk beer, made by the
Turks..
Curdle
::
Curdle
(v. i.) To
change
into curd; to
coagulate;
as,
rennet
causes
milk to
curdle..
White-pot
::
White-pot
(n.) A kind of food made of milk or
cream,
eggs,
sugar,
bread,
etc., baked in a pot..
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