Distillatory, volatile

dis-til-la-tur-e, a. belonging to distillation; used for distilling: s. a still, ] supplies materials used in distillation. distilling is carried on. ing spirit by distillation. by drop; something dropped in. clearly defined; variegated. See Distinguish. Distinctly, dis-tint-le, ad. with distinctne ; clearly; separately. Distinctne , dis-tint-nes, s. the quality or state of being distinct; clearne ; precision. distinguishing; a note or mark of difference; the distinguishing quality; difference regarded;dis crimination; judgment; division; elevation of rank or of character; that which confers eminence or superiority office, rank, or public favour. having the power to distinguish and discern. Distinctively, dis-tink'-tiv-le, ad. with distinction; plainly. Distinctivene ,dis-tink'-tiv-nes, s. state of being distinctive. by some external mark; to recognize by characteristic marks; to separate by any mark or quality which constitutes difference; to discern critically; to separate from others by some mark of honour or preference; to make eminent or known: v.n. to make distinction (L. dis, and stingo, to prick). distinguished; worthy of note. Distinguishable ne , dis-ting'-gwish-a-bl-nes, s. the state of being distinguishable. Distinguishably, dis-ting'-gwish-a-ble, ad. so as to be distinguished. others by being superior or extraordinary in some respect. Distinguishedly, dis-ting'-gwish-ed-le, ad. in distinguished manner; eminently. which separates one thing from another by marks of diversity; a nice or judicious observer. tinct i on; with some mark of preference. observation of difference. numerous species, so named from having a sucker mouth at each extremity (Gr. dis, twice, and stoma, the mouth) or regular shape, attitude, or direction; to wrest or pervert from the true meaning (L. dis, and torqueo, tortum, to twist). twisting or writhing motion; deviation from natural shape or position; crookedne ; a perversion of the true meaning of words. torted. to draw off, as the attention, from an object, and divert it to another or various other objects; to draw the mind toward different objects, and so perplex, confuse, or hara ;to disorder and derange the reason: a. mad (L. dis, and traho, tractum, to draw). mad or deranged. Distractedly, dis-trak'-ted-le, ad. in distracted manner. Distractedne , dis-trak'-tednes, s. a state of being distracted. distracts. aside. multiplicity of objects crowding on it, and calling a the attention different ways; perturbation of mind; dividedne of mind or heart; confusion of affairs; a state of disordered reason of a violent type; folly in the extreme, or amounting to insanity; extreme agitation, due to bodily or mental distre . personal chattel from the po e ion of a wrongdoer into the po e ion of the injured party, to satisfy a demand, or compel the performance of a duty [Law];to rend;to tear: v.n. to make seizure of goods (L. dis, and stringo, strictum, to draw tight). for distre ,