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a. soluble. soluté, m. (Pharm.) solution. — de Burnett, solution of zine chloride. 359 2 soluté solutif, solution, solutol, solvabilité, solvant, solvent-naphta, sombre, sommiaire, som maire ment, sommation, som me, sommeil, sommer, sommes, sommet, sommier, sommité, somnifére, somptueux, son, sondage, sonde, sonder, soluté 333 Souabe de chauz, lime water. songe, m. dream. —de chlore, compound solution of chlorine, songer, v.i. dream; (with 4) think of. — ».¢. chlorine water. dream. — de citrate de bismuth ammoniacal, solution sonnant, p.a. sounding, ringing, sonorous; (of of bismuth and ammonium citrate. clocks) striking. — de pancréatine, pancreatic solution. sonner, 2.7. & ¢. sound, ring, strike. —de perchlorure de fer, solution of ferric fatre —, sound, ring. chloride. sonnerie, /. bell; set of bells; ringing; call. — d’hypochlorite de chauz, solution of chlorinsonnette, f. (small) bell; pile driver: monkey, ated lime. ram; shaker (as in making explosives). — d’iodo-arsénite de mercure, solution of sonore, a. sonorous. arsenous and mercuric iodides. sonorité, f/. sonorousne . —toduré de Lugol, compound solution of sont, pr. 3 pl. of étre (to be). iodine, Lugol’s solution. sophistication, f. sophistication, adulteration. a. capable of di olving; laxative. sophistiquer, v.t. sophisticate, adulterate. /. solution. sopor at if, sopor ifére, sopor i fique, a. & m. mettre en —, di olve. (Med.) soporifiec. — emptirique, a standard solution of arbitrary sorbe, f. sorb, sorb apple (berry of any species strength (as contrasted with a normal of Sorbus, see sorbier). solution). sorbet, m. sherbet. — de continuité, breach of continuity. sorbier, m. (Bot.) any plant of the genus — normale, normal solution. Sorbus, sorb. — type, standard solution. — domestique, service tree (S. domestic a). m. solutol (an antiseptic). — des oiseaux, des oiseleurs, rmountain ash, f. solvency. rowan tree (S. aucuparia). m. solvent. sorb iérite, f. sorbieritol, sorbierite (d-iditol). m. solvent naphtha, benzine sorbine, f. sorb in (sorbose). (from coal tar). sorbique, a. sorbic. a. dark; dull; somber; melancholy. sorbite, f. sorbitol, sorbite. —m. darkne ; sadne . sorbonne, /. (laboratory) hood; (cap.) Sora. summary, brief. — m. summary. bonne. abstract. sorbose, m. sorbose. adv. summarily, briefly. sorcellerie, /. sorcery. {. summons; (Math.) summation. sorcier, m. sorcerer. f. sum; amount; epitome; burden, sorgho, sorgo, m. sorghum. load. —m. sleep; nap. — sucré, the variety of sorghum from which en —, — toute, on the whole, in short, after sorghum sirup is made. all. — commun, broom corn. m. sleep. sorne, f. (Metal.) dro , scoria. v.t. summon; (Math.) sum up, sum, sort, m. fate; lot; chance; charm. — pr. 3 add. sing. of sortir. pr. 1 pl. of étre (to be). sorte, f. sort, kind; way, manner. m.summit; vertex; apex; top; crown. de — que, en — que, so that, so as. m. support (of various kinds); bed sortent, pr. 3 pl. of sortir. (of a machine); beam (of a balance); girder; sorteur, m. sorter. mattre ; record book; pack animal. sortie, f. going out, coming out; outlet; mouth; f. top, summit; extremity (of a i ue; exit, egre ; leaving, departure; plant); eminent person. retirement; export, exportation; sortie, a. & m. (Med.) soporific. sally; outburst. a. sumptuous. sortir, v.7. 20 out, come out; get out; be out; m. bran; sound. — pron. his, her, its, i ue; escape; depart; leave; retire; proceed; one’s. come; project, stand out; to have just gone m. boring, etc. (see sonder). or left; —v.t. take out, bring out, get out. /. borer, boring tool, drill; sampler (as —m. leaving. for soil or flour); taster (as for cheese); au — de, on leaving, at the end of. proof stick; sound, probe; sounding line, faire —, bring out, take out, get out, draw lead; sounding. out, call out, turn out, put out. ».f. bore; examine by boring; sample sot, a. stupid, foolish, silly. — m. fool, dolt. (as soil); taste (as cheese); sound; probe; sottise, f. foolishne , folly, stupidity. examine, investigate, test, try. Sonabe, /. Swabia. 360 sou ba e ment 334 sou ba e ment, m. basement. soubresaut, m. bump (as in boiling), start, shock, jolt, jerk. A French-English Dictionary for Chemists