LIQUOR

(Lat.), n. m. Li(le)'kwoar; in Eng., lia'k'r. Gen., -quo'ris. From liquere, to be liquid. Fr., solute, liqueur [Fr. Cod.]. Ger., L., Losung, Flu igkeit. Sp., solucion (alcoholic a) [Sp. Ph.]. 1. Any liquid, especially (a) a spirituous liquid, obtained by distillation, or (6) an animal or vegetable juice or secretion. 2. In pharmacy, a solution of a solid, non-volatile substance in water. [B; a, 38.] Ammoniacal 1. Any aqueous solution containing ammonia, [a, 38.] Anti mela i i cholic 1. See AQUA anti melancholic a. Anti miasmatic 1. See MIXTURA anti miasmatic a. Antisci>rbutic 1. See ESSENTIA antiscorbutic a. Beguine's (or Beguin's) foaming!. See L. fumans Boylii. Belloste's 1. See L. HYDRARGYRI nitratis. Blanching i. A solution of chlorinated lime used for bleaching purposes. [L, 73 (a, 50).] Boyle's fuming 1. See L. fumans Boylii. Cadet's fuming 1. See ALKARSINE. Cerebrall' (Ger.). See Cerebro-spinal FLUID. Digestive 1. See Plenck's DIGESTIVE. False 1. amnii. Ger., falsches Fruchtwa er (oder Schafiva er). See ALLANTOIC fluid. Fermented 1. Any 1. that has undergone or is the product of fermentation. Fuming 1. of Beguin (or Boyle). See L. fumans Boylii. Fuming 1. of Cadet. See ALKARSINE. Fuming 1. of Libavius. Lat., spiritus fumans Libavii. Tin tetrachloride. [B.] Genital 1. See SEMEN. Hoffmann's 1. anodyiius mineral is. See Spiritus..KTHKIUS compos it us. Horn's 1. pectoral is. A mixture of 1 part of extract of hyoscyamus and 15 parts of an is a ted solution of ammonia. [B, 270 (a, 38).] Labarraque's 1. See L. SOD^K chlorates. L. acid us Halleri. See MIXTURA sulphuric a aciefa. L. ad aphthas. See GARGARISM A boraxatum. L. ad condylomata. Fr., eau (ou liqueur) caustique (ou catheretique) de Plenck. A caustic 1., formerly used to destroy syphilitic growths, composed of 30 parts each of corrosive sublimate and alum and 4 parts each of white lead and camphor, di olved in 360 parts each of vinegar and alcohol [Disp. fuld.]; or 4 parts of corrosive sublimate and 2 parts each of alum, camphor, and sugar of lead, di olved in 15 parts each of alcohol and vinegar [Hamb. Ph., 1804]; or 4 parts of corrosive sublimate and 2 parts each of alum and camphor, di olved in 15 parts each of vinegar and alcohol [Wtirzb. Ph., 1796: Austr. Ph., 1820]. [B, 119 (a, 14).] L. ad gaiigraenam. Fr., fomentation contre la gangrene. A preparation consisting of 1 part each of sal ammoniac and vinegar, 6 parts of wine, and 9 parts of water. [L, 85.] L. ad paiimun vel ungueiu oculorum consume i i dun i. Fr., liqueur contre le ptei-ygion. A preparation made by boflJng together 120 grammes of fennel-juice, 90 of tetter wort, and 75 each of rue and mallow, and adding 1$ gramme each of aloes and copper acetate, m grammes of iron sulphate, i gramme each of cinnamon and ginger, 15 grammes of eel's bile, 7 of ox-gall, 2t of candied sugar, and 15 of honey. [B, 119 (a. 88).] L. ad serum lartis paramluin [Swed. Ph.]. See L. seriparus.'L. adMtriiigfiis. See /./ thruH nitros us. See Spiritus ^ETHERIS NiTROSI. L. tet here us oU-osiiH [Dubl. Ph.]. 1. See N//////IIS.v minis compos it us. 2. See OLEUM cethereum. L. wthereus HiilpiiiirlciiK. Impure ether mixed with alcohol. [B. 97.] L. BBthereiiN vUrlollciiH. Sulphuric ether; ethyl ether. [B, 59.] E, he; E, ell; G, go: I, die; I, in; N, in: Na, tank; [s. 650]