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Definition of moisture
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Moisture
(n.) A
moderate
degree
of
wetness.
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Hydrotropism
::
Hydrotropism
(n.) A
tendency
towards
moisture.
Silo
::
Silo (n.) A pit or vat for
packing
away green
fodder
for
winter
use so as to
exclude
air and
outside
moisture.
See
Ensilage.
Iron
::
Iron (n.) The most
common
and most
useful
metallic
element,
being of
almost
universal
occurrence,
usually
in the form of an oxide (as
hematite,
magnetite,
etc.),
or a
hydrous
oxide (as
limonite,
turgite,
etc.).
It is
reduced
on an
enormous
scale in three
principal
forms;
viz., cast iron,
steel,
and
wrought
iron. Iron
usually
appears
dark
brown,
from
oxidation
or
impurity,
but when pure, or on a fresh
surface,
is a gray or white
metal.
It is
easily
oxidized
(rusted)
by
moisture,
and is
attacked
b
Sweat
::
Sweat (v. i.) To
excrete
sensible
moisture
from the pores of the skin; to
perspire.
Nitrification
::
Nitrification
(n.) A
process
of
oxidation,
in which
nitrogenous
vegetable
and
animal
matter
in the
presence
of air,
moisture,
and some basic
substances,
as lime or
alkali
carbonate,
is
converted
into
nitrates..
Condition
::
Condition
(n.) To test or
assay,
as silk (to
ascertain
the
proportion
of
moisture
it
contains)..
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
soften
by heat and
moisture;
to
expose
to a
gentle
heat in a
boiler
or
matrass,
as a
preparation
for
chemical
operations..
Hygroscopic
::
Hygroscopic
(a.)
Having
the
property
of
readily
inbibing
moisture
from the
atmosphere,
or of the
becoming
coated
with a thin film of
moisture,
as
glass,
etc..
Extricate
::
Extricate
(v. t.) To cause to be
emitted
or
evolved;
as, to
extricate
heat or
moisture..
Hygrometrical
::
Hygrometrical
(a.)
Readily
absorbing
and
retaining
moisture;
as,
hygrometric
substances,
like
potash..
Wither
::
Wither
(n.) To lose or want
animal
moisture;
to
waste;
to pin/ away, as
animal
bodies..
Moistless
::
Moistless
(a.)
Without
moisture;
dry.
Gold
::
Gold (v. t.) A
metallic
element,
constituting
the most
precious
metal used as a
common
commercial
medium
of
exchange.
It has a
characteristic
yellow
color,
is one of the
heaviest
substances
known
(specific
gravity
19.32),
is soft, and very
malleable
and
ductile.
It is quite
unalterable
by heat,
moisture,
and most
corrosive
agents,
and
therefore
well
suited
for its use in coin and
jewelry.
Symbol
Au
(Aurum).
Atomic
weight
196.7..
Bedrench
::
Bedrench
(v. t.) To
drench;
to
saturate
with
moisture;
to soak.
Dissolve
::
Dissolve
(v. t.) To
convert
into a
liquid
by means of heat,
moisture,
etc.,;
to melt; to
liquefy;
to
soften..
Root
::
Root (n.) The
descending,
and
commonly
branching,
axis of a
plant,
increasing
in
length
by
growth
at its
extremity
only, not
divided
into
joints,
leafless
and
without
buds, and
having
for its
offices
to fix the plant in the
earth,
to
supply
it with
moisture
and
soluble
matters,
and
sometimes
to serve as a
reservoir
of
nutriment
for
future
growth.
A true root,
however,
may never reach the
ground,
but may be
attached
to a wall, etc., as in the ivy, or may hang
loosely
in the air, as in some
epiphy
Siccity
::
Siccity
(n.)
Dryness;
aridity;
destitution
of
moisture.
Suffer
::
Suffer
(v. t.) To
undergo;
to be
affected
by; to
sustain;
to
experience;
as, most
substances
suffer
a
change
when long
exposed
to air and
moisture;
to
suffer
loss or
damage..
Air
::
Air (n.) A
particular
state of the
atmosphere,
as
respects
heat, cold,
moisture,
etc., or as
affecting
the
sensations;
as, a smoky air, a damp air, the
morning
air, etc..
Desiccate
::
Desiccate
(v. t.) To dry up; to
deprive
or
exhaust
of
moisture;
to
preserve
by
drying;
as, to
desiccate
fish or
fruit..
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