Aqua
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 32
[Lat.] Water. It is used as a prefix in words taken from the Latin, and relating to water. (Chem.) The formulæ of water are Aq . and HO, the latter being often used for basic, and the former for crystalline waters. A body containing water is said to be hydrous , and the compound with water is called a hydrate . Aquack'anock, in New Jersey. See ACQUACKANONCK. A'qua-for'tis, n. [Lat., strong water.] ( Chem.) The commercial name of Nitric acid.
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