ACIDE

Meaning of ACIDE in English

(ácide)

adj acid

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BIRD-ACIDE — A clean window. Example: The bird-acide already killed three bluejays and one robin today.
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PRUSSIC ACID — * acide prussic
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ACID — acid; n. acide
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SEBACIC ACID — noun Etymology: French (acide) sébacique, from Latin sebaceus Date: 1790 a crystalline dicarboxylic acid C 10 H 18 O 4 …
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PHOSPHATE — noun Etymology: French, from acide phosphorique phosphoric acid Date: 1788 1. a. a salt or ester of a phosphoric acid, …
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OXIDE — noun Etymology: French ~, oxyde, from ox- (from oxygène oxygen) + -ide (from acide acid) Date: 1790 a binary compound …
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OXALIC ACID — noun Etymology: French (acide) oxalique, from Latin oxalis Date: 1790 a poisonous strong acid (COOH) 2 or H 2 C …
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MURIATE — noun Etymology: French, back-formation from (acide) muriatique muriatic acid Date: 1790 chloride
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MALIC ACID — noun Etymology: French acide malique, ultimately from Latin malum apple, from Greek mēlon, malon Date: 1790 a crystalline dicarboxylic acid …
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MALEIC ACID — noun Etymology: French acide maléique, alteration of acide malique malic acid; from its formation by dehydration of malic acid Date: …
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-OIC — adjective suffix Etymology: French -oïque (as in acide caproïque caproic acid) containing carboxyl or a derivative
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PHOSPHATE — I. ˈfäˌsfāt, usu -ād.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from phosphorique phosphoric (in acide phosphorique phosphoric acid) + -ate …
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OXALATE — I. ˈäksəˌlāt noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from oxal- (in acide oxalique oxalic acid) + -ate : a salt …
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ACID — I. ˈasə̇d, ˈaa- adjective Etymology: French or Latin; French acide, from Latin acidus, from acēre to be sour — more …
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STANNIC ACID — noun Etymology: probably from French acide stannique : any of various amorphous acid substances that behave like hydrates of stannic …
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PRUSSIC ACID — ˈprəsik-, -sēk- noun Etymology: part translation of French acide prussique, from acide acid + prussique prussic, from ( bleu de …
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PRUSSIATE — ˈprəs(h)ēə̇t, -ēˌāt noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from ( acide ) prussique prussic acid + -ate 1. : a …
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PROPIONIC ACID — |prōpē|änik- noun Etymology: propionic International Scientific Vocabulary pro- (I) + pion- (from Greek pion-, piōn fat) + -ic; originally formed …
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PHOSPHORIC ACID — noun Etymology: French acide phosphorique 1. a. : a syrupy or deliquescent crystalline tribasic acid H 3 PO 4 that …
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PHOSPH- — combining form or phospho- Etymology: French, from phosphorique phosphoric (in acide phosphorique phosphoric acid) — more at phosphoric 1. : …
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PHENIC ACID — ˈfēnik, ˈfenik- noun Etymology: French acide phénique, from phén phen- + -ique -ic : phenol — not used systematically
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PECTIC ACID — noun Etymology: French acide pectique : any of the pectic substances composed mostly of colloidal polymeric galacturonic acids and essentially …
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OXIDE — noun also ox·yde ˈäkˌsīd also -_sə̇d ( -s ) Etymology: French oxide (now oxyde ), from ox- (from oxygène oxygen) …
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OXAL- — combining form or oxalo- Etymology: French, from ( acide ) oxalique oxalic acid : related to oxalic acid oxal amide …
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NITRIC ACID — noun Etymology: translation of French acide nitrique : a corrosive liquid inorganic acid HNO 3 made usually by the catalytic …
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NAPHTHALIC ACID — (ˈ)naf]|thalik-, ÷ (ˈ)nap] noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary naphthal ine + -ic + acid; probably originally formed as French acide …
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MALONIC ACID — məˈlōnik-, -länik- noun Etymology: malonic from F. malonique (in acide malonique malonic acid), alteration of malique malic (in acide malique …
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MALEIC ACID — məˈlēik, -lāik- noun Etymology: maleic from French maléique (in acide maléique maleic acid), alteration of malique malic (in acide malique …
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GALLIC ACID — ˈga]lik-, ˈgȯ], ]lēk-\ noun Etymology: part translation of French acide gallique, from acide acid + gallique of gall, derived from …
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MALEIC ACID — noun Etymology: French acide maléique, alteration of acide malique malic acid; from its formation by dehydration of malic acid Date: …
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MALEIC ACID — [ma.le.ic acid] n [F acide maleique, alter. of acide malique malic acid; fr. its formation by dehydration of malic acid] …
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