SOMATIC S

become themselves fluid, and are diffused through the latter; state of a body as thus diffused; preparation made by di olving a solid in a liquid. (Law.) Release from an obligation; esp., release from by payment. (Med.) Termination of a disease; crisis. — Sofutive, -u-tiv, a. Tending to di olve. Somatic a, so-mafiks, n. Science of the general erties of matter; somatology. — So'matist, n. who admits the existence of corporeal or material beings only. — Soma to fogy, -o-jT, n. Doctrine the general properties of material substances. Somber, -bre, sonfber, a. Dull; dusky; cloudy gloomy; melancholy; sad; grave. — SonFbrous, a. Gloomy; somber.