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Dunkirk. dysprosium, m. dysprosium, duplicata, m. duplicate. dy ymé6¢trie, /. di ymmetry, asymmetry. duplication, /. duplication. dy ymétrique, a. asymmetrical, unsymmetduplicité, f. doublene ; duplicity. rical, of p. of 144 eau, f. water; (pl., eaux) clear liquid, filtrate (as distinguished from precipitate); (often pl., eaux) liquor, liquid; aqueous extract; glo ; sweat; tears. a grande —, with exce of water. — a blanchir, whitewash. — acidulée, carbonated water, aérated water, charged water. —africaine = eau d'Bgypte. — alcaline, alkaline water, alkali water. — amidonnée, starch water, water containing starch. — ardente, ardent spirit, distilled liquor (esp. brandy), eau de vie. — a refroidir, cooling water. — a rom at i que, an aromatic distillate made from flowers, berries, leaves or the like macerated in water. — blanche, (Pharm.) lead water, diluted solution of lead subacetate; bran mash. — bromée, bromine water. —alcaire, calcareous water, limewater (water containing calcium salts). — camphrée, (Pharm.) camphor water. — céleste, eau céleste (solution of cupric ammonium sulfate). — cémenta to tire, (Mining) cement water (water containing metallic salts). — chaude, hot water. chlorée, chlorine water. claire, clear water. courante, running water. créosotée, (Pharm.) creosote water. crue, hard water. d'alimentation, feed water (as for boilers); drinking water. — d’amandes améres, (Pharm.) bitter almond water. — d'ammonia que, ammonia water, aqua ammon in. — d'ammonia que forte, (Pharm.) stronger ammonia water, aqua ammonim fortior. daneth, (Pharm.) dill water. d’ange, angel water (an old perfume). d’anis, (Pharm.) anise water. de baryte, baryta water. de brome, bromine water. — de carottes, carrot water. — de chaux, limewater (solution of ecaleium hydroxide). E eau de Chine = eau d’Egypte. — de chlore, chlorine water. — de chloroforme, (Pharm.) chloroform water. — de ciel, rain water. — de Cologne, cologne, Cologne water, eau de Cologne. — de comb in a is on, combined water, water of constitution or combination (usually applied to water not removed by ordinary drying at 100—120°). — de constitution, water of constitution. — de cris tallis at i on, water of crystallization, crystal water. — de fagonnage, (Ceram.) water which evaporates from the paste on exposure to dry air at ordinary temperature. — de fenowil, (Pharm.) fennel water. — de fleur d'oranger, orange-flower water. — de fontaine, well water, spring water. — de Goulard, (Pharm.) Goulard water. — d'Egyple, a solution of silver nitrate used for turning hair black. — de Javel, eau de Javel, Javel water. (The spelling Javelle is also used in French and Tnglish.) — de Labarraque, Labarraque's solution (or fluid or liquor), eau de Labarraque. — de laitue, water distilled from lettuce, used as a mild sedative. — de la reine de Hongrie, (Pharm.) Hungary water. — de lavage, wash water. — de levure, yeast extract. — de Luce, (Old Pharm.) eau de luce (mixture of oil of amber, alcohol and ammonia, sometimes with balm of Gilead added). — de malt, malt extract, malt water. — de Mendererus = esprit de Mendererus, under esprit. — de men the verte, (Pharm.) spearmint water. de mer, sea water. de mine, mine water. de nap he(?), orange flower water. dentifrice, tooth lotion, liquid dentifrice. de Perse = eau d’figypte. de piment de la Jamaique, (Pharm.) pimento water. — de pluie, rain water. — de putts, well water. — de rase, — de raze, oil of turpentine. 118 145 - eau ky eau eau de riz, arrack (from rice); rice water. eau parfumée, scented water, perfumed water. — de rose, rose water. — phagédénique, (Pharm.) yellow mercurial — de sav on, soapsuds. lotion, yellow wash. — de Seltz, Seltzer water; (in general) car- — phagédénique notre, (Pharm.) black merbonated water, aérated water, soda water. curial lotion, black wash. — de source, spring water. — phéniquée, a dilute aqueous solution of — de strontiane, strontia water. phenol, weak carbolic acid. — de toilette, toilet water. — potable, potable water, drinking water. — de trempe, Metal.) hardening water. — régale, aqua regia, nitro hydrochloric acid. — de vie, = eau-de-vie. — rouillée, water in which red-hot iron has — de ville, city water, tap water. been quenched. — d’interposition, included water. — salée, salt water, spec if. an aqueous solu- — diode, iodine water, an aqueous solution tion of sodium chloride. of iodine. — saline, saline water. — distillée, distilled water. — saumdatre, brackish water. — distillée de cannelle, (Pharm.) cinnamon — seconde, weak nitric acid; lye water. water. — sédative de Raspail, (Pharm.) sedative — distillée de carvi, (Pharm.) caraway water. water. — distillée de fleurs d’oranger, (Pharm.) — séléniteuse, a natural water containing cal orange flower water. cium sulfate. — distillée de hamamelis, (Pharm.) hamamelis — souter raine, underground water. water, witch hazel extract. — sulfureuse, sulfur water. — distillée de laurier-cerise, (Pharm.) cherry- — tell uri que, ground water, water which has laurel water. been in contact with the earth as dist in- — distillée de men the poivrée, (Pharm.) pepper gui shed from meteoric water (rain water, mint water. snow water). — distillée de rose, (Pharm.) rose water. — thermale, thermal water, hot-spring water. — distillée de sureau, (Pharm.) elder-flower — tombée, rainfall. water. — trouble, turbid water. — divine de Fernel, (Pharm.) yellow mercurial — usée, waste water. lotion. — végéto-minérale, (Pharm.) Goulard water. — dormante, stagnant water, still water. — vitriol i que, (Mining) water containing — douce, fresh (not salt) water; soft water. metallic sulfates, esp. copper sulfate. — dure, hard water. — vive, spring water. — ferrée, iron water, chalybeate water; water eaux ammoniac a les, ammoniacal liquor (from in which red-hot iron has been quenched. distillation of coal, wood, ete.); ammoniacal — ferrugineuse, iron water, chalybeate water. solution or filtrate. — fraiche, fresh (not stale) water; cool water. eaux d’égout, sewage. — froide, cold water. eaux des villes, refuse water from cities, — gazeuse, water containing di olved gases; sewage. spec if., carbonated water, charged water, eaux faibles, (Tech.) a weak solution, e.g. one aérated water. made by leaching sodium aluminate with —gazeuse simple, carbonic acid water, water. “plain soda.” eaux folles = eaux sauvages (below). — glacée, ice water. eaux fortes, (Tech.) a strong solution, strong — hygrométrique, moisture, hygrometric liquor. water (sometimes, spec if., water remaining eaux gra es, water containing grease. in a substance under ordinary dry condicaux réstduaires, residual liquor (or liquid); tions but expelled by heating to 120° or waste waters (from mines or factories). le ). eaux rouges, (Soda) red liquor. — incrust ante, hard water (producing an ineaux sauvages, water that has run over the crustation in boilers). surface without penetrating the earth; sur- — magnésienne, (Pharm.) solution of magface water (in the narrow sense), flood nesium carbonate, fluid magnesia. water. — médicinale, (Pharm.) water, medicated eaux sures, (Starch) sour liquor. eaux vannes, liquid manure obtained from water. — mére, mother liquor. urinals, privy vaults, etc.; spec if., stale — minérale, mineral water. urine used as a source of ammonium — oxygénée, hydrogen peroxide, oxygenated salts. faire —, leak. water. 146 eau-de-vie 120 échantignole eau-de-vie, f. brandy (or, in general, distilled ébull ios cope, m. ebullioscope. liquor), eau de vie, aqua vite. ébullioscopie, f. ebullioscopy, observation of — de grain, whisky. boiling points. — de marc, marc brandy. ébull it i on, f. boiling, (le often) ebullition. — de vin, brandy (in the strict sense). éburge, n. (Gla ) an iron shovel used for introeau-forte, f/. aqua fortis (nitric acid, esp. a ducing the pots into the furnace. medium strength used in etching). éburine, /. eburin, eburine, eburite. eau-mére, f. mother liquor. éburn at i on, f. = éburn if i cation; (Med.) eburnaeaux, pl. of eau. tion.. eaux-méres, f.pl. mother liquors. éburn if i cation, /. conversion of powdered bone eaux-vannes, f.pl. = eaux vannes, under eau. and ivory into eburin by heat and pre ure. ébarbage, ébar be ment, m. trimming, etc. (see ébutter, v.t. flesh, slate (hides). ébarber). écache ment, m. crushing, etc. (see écacher).