collinic acid

IMG:content-0186.png:[blocks in formation] fate, făt, färe, amidst, what, fall, father; we, wet, here, camel, her, there; colliquated col-li-qua-ted (qua as kwa), pa. par. & a. [COLLIQUATE.] col-li-qua-ting (qua as kwa), pr. par. & a. [COLLIQUATE.] *col-li-qua-tion (qua as kwā), s . [Fr. coll i quation ; Lat. colliquatio .] 1. The act of melting. "Gla may be made by the bare colliquation of the salt and earth remaining in the ashes of a burnt plant."Boyle. 2. Such a temperament or disposition of the animal fluids as proceeds from a lax compages, and wherein they flow off through the secretory glands faster than they ought. "Any kind of universal diminution and colliquation of the body."-Harvey: On Consumptions.