FLUX

n. Flu3x. Lat., flux us (from fluere, to flow). Fr.,/., fondant (2d def.). Ger., Flu . It., flus so. Sp., flujo, fluxo. 1. An old term for a profuse morbid flow or discharge. [D.] 2. An easily fusible substance which, added to an infusible substance or one difficult of fusion, renders it easy of fusion. [A, 301.] Bilious f. See Bilious DIARRHEA. Black f. Ger., schwarzer Flu . Af. (2d def.) characterized by its strong reducing action, made of 1 part of nitre and 3 parts of crude pota ium tartrate. These, when deflaO, no; 0, not: O3, whole; Th, thin; Th", the; U, like oo in too; [s. 81]