AUSDÜNSTUNG

(Ger.), n.. Exhalation, transpiration, evaporation, efluvium. [B; J; L.À—Ansteckemle AS ‘us-dru*k-ung. Expre ion, A, A contagium. [A, '315,]—A’sbeférdernd. _ Perspiratory. [K.]—A’skrankheit. A contagious or infectious disease. [L, 80.] —A’sma . See A'’sme er.—A’smaterie. Pe erspirable matter, matter excreted by the perspiration. (L, 80.)—A’sme er. An atm i do meter. [B, 48.]|—A’ toff. An effluvium. (L, 80.j—Merkbare A. Sensible perspiration. |-—Unmerkliche A. Insensible perspiration. {K.]—Unterdriickte A., Verhinderte A. Obstrue or suppre ed perspiration. [L, 43.—Zurüekgehaltene. Retained perspiratory matter. [L, 80.] AUSDUFTEN (Ger.), v. intr. AS’us-duft-e?n. To exhale, evaporate (in the pa ive sense). [L, 46.] Re DUNG (Ger.), n. AS’us-duft-ung. Exhalation. [A, A USE IN AND ERF AH REN (Ger.), v. intr.?nd'e?rfa>r-e*n. To diverge (said of rye of light); as a n., divergence. {L, 46.]—A’d. Divergent. [B, 198.] À AUSEINANDERGEBREITED (Ger.), adj. ’- e*r-ge?-brit-e%t. Diffuse, diffused. {L, 43.] AUSEINANDERGEHEN (Ger.) A USE IN AN DER LAUF- EN (Ger.), v's intr. AS-us-in-a>nd'e?r-ga-he?n, -la?-uf-e?n. See A USE IN AND ERF AH REN. AUSEINANDE. STEHEN (Ger.), v. intr. A?-us-in-atnd’e?rsta-he?n. To stand apart; as a n., isolation, separation (as of the teeth). (L, 135.]—A’d. In botany, divergent. [B, 198.