spiritus alcohol, (spir'it-us). abstract it i ous See spirit and ethyl s
Appleton's Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 3
Alcohol that has been impregnated with some of the principles of a plant by their distillation together, s. aromatic us [N. F.]. A mixture of compound spirit of orange [U. S. Ph.] with alcohol, s. frumenti. Whiskey; it must be four years old and must contain 50 per cent, of alcohol by volume [U. S. Ph.]. s. glonoin a [U. S. Ph., 1890]. An alcoholic solution containing 1 per cent, of glyceryl trinitrate or nitroglycerin, s. glyceryl is nitratis [U. S. Ph.]. s. Mindereri. See liquor ammonii a cet at is^ under ammonium. s. morbi. A morbific principle. s. odoratus. Syn.: amounts eau de cologne. A solution of various of the oils of orange flowers, bergamot, lemon, lavender flowers and rosemary in alcohol, with the addition of acetic ether, s. ophthalmiens. An alcoholic solution of the oil of lavender and rosemary [N. F.]. s. rectiflcatus. See ethyl alcohol, under alcohol. s. sap on at us. Tincture of soap. s. tenuior, s. tenuis. Dilute alcohol, s. urinae. An old name for aqueous ammonia, as the volatile principle of stale urine, s. vin i gallic i. Brandy; it must be four years old and must contain 50 per cent, of alcohol by volume, s. volatilis aromatic us. Aromatic spirit of ammonia, s. volatilis caustic us. Ammonia water.
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