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Definition of milk
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Milk (v. i.) To draw or to yield milk.
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Scald
::
Scald (v. t.) To
expose
to a
boiling
or
violent
heat over a fire, or in hot water or other
liquor;
as, to scald milk or
meat..
Opalescent
::
Opalescent
(a.)
Reflecting
a milky or
pearly
light from the
interior;
having
an
opaline
play of
colors.
Dry
::
Dry
(superl.)
Of
animals:
Not
giving
milk; as, the cow is dry..
Pollinium
::
Pollinium
(n.) A
coherent
mass of
pollen,
as in the
milkweed
and most
orchids..
Milken
::
Milken
(a.)
Consisting
of milk.
Coagulation
::
Coagulation
(n.) The
change
from a
liquid
to a
thickened,
curdlike,
insoluble
state,
not by
evaporation,
but by some kind of
chemical
reaction;
as, the
spontaneous
coagulation
of
freshly
drawn
blood;
the
coagulation
of milk by
rennet,
or acid, and the
coagulation
of egg
albumin
by heat.
Coagulation
is
generally
the
change
of an
albuminous
body into an
insoluble
modification..
Lactose
::
Lactose
(n.) Sugar of milk or milk
sugar;
a
crystalline
sugar
present
in milk, and
separable
from the whey by
evaporation
and
crystallization.
It has a
slightly
sweet
taste,
is
dextrorotary,
and is much less
soluble
in water than
either
cane sugar or
glucose.
Formerly
called
lactin..
Milk
::
Milk (n.) A white fluid
secreted
by the
mammary
glands
of
female
mammals
for the
nourishment
of their
young,
consisting
of
minute
globules
of fat
suspended
in a
solution
of
casein,
albumin,
milk
sugar,
and
inorganic
salts..
Churn
::
Churn (v. t.) A
vessel
in which milk or cream is
stirred,
beaten,
or
otherwise
agitated
(as by a
plunging
or
revolving
dasher)
in order to
separate
the oily
globules
from the other
parts,
and
obtain
butter..
Yearnings
::
Yearnings
(n. pl.) The maws, or
stomachs,
of young
calves,
used as a
rennet
for
curdling
milk..
Opalescence
::
Opalescence
(n.) A
reflection
of a milky or
pearly
light from the
interior
of a
mineral,
as in the
moonstone;
the state or
quality
of being
opalescent..
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..
Astragalus
::
Astragalus
(n.) A genus of
papilionaceous
plants,
of the tribe
Galegeae,
containing
numerous
species,
two of which are
called,
in
English,
milk vetch and
licorice
vetch.
Gum
tragacanth
is
obtained
from
different
oriental
species,
particularly
the A.
gummifer
and A.
verus..
Galacta-gogue
::
Galacta-gogue
(n.) An agent
exciting
secretion
of milk.
Toast
::
Toast (v.) Bread dried and
browned
before
a fire,
usually
in
slices;
also, a kind of food
prepared
by
putting
slices
of
toasted
bread into milk,
gravy,
etc..
Lactary
::
Lactary
(a.)
Milky;
full of white juice like milk.
Suckle
::
Sucking
(a.)
Drawing
milk from the
mother
or dam;
hence,
colloquially,
young,
inexperienced,
as, a
sucking
infant;
a
sucking
calf..
Sap
::
Sap (n.) A
simpleton;
a
saphead;
a
milksop.
Oleomargarine
::
Oleomargarine
(n.) An
artificial
butter
made by
churning
this oil with more or less milk.
Amygdalate
::
Amygdalate
(n.) An
emulsion
made of
almonds;
milk of
almonds.
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