AGUA

(Sp.), n. ’wa’, Water; in Ue Te a medicated water, or distilled water,—A. acerada. Water impregnated with A%g(a%g)-ritp(rup)-; perhaps from Atg(a8g)-ri2p(ru’p)/ni2k-u (uts), iron filings. [D, 101.J—A. fcida gaseosa, A. acidula. 1. Carhonic-acid water. 2. Any sparkling mineral water. [D, 101.)—A. album i nos a. See Eau umineuse.—A. alcalina. See AqUAalcalina effervescens.—A’s. alcalinas gaseosas. Sparkling alkaline waters. [D, 119.]—A. a lean for ada. Camphor-water. [D, 119.)—A. anjélica. 1. A purgative pre ration consisting main}; of manna and an infusion of senna. 2. See Eau angélique. [D, 101. Cf. Acqua angelica.—A. anodina. See Acqua anodina di Praga. —A. antiescrofulosa. A mixture of 4 parts of calcium chloride, 50 of Corsican mo , and 350 of distilled water. ighini (A, 871).)—A. antiherpétic a. See Acqua del Card in ale di Luynes.—A. antioftâlmica. See Acqua antiottalmica di Loche.—A. anti pedicular. See Acqua antipediculare di Caudet.—A. antipsérica. 1, A mixture of 2'4 parts of mercuric chloride, 14°4, each, of alum and m arabic, and 2073°6 of distilled water; an external application Br seabie. [A, 871.] 2 See Acqua anti psoric a di Ranque.—A. antipûtrida de Beaufort. See Acqua anti putrid a di Beaufort. —A. ardiente. Any distilled alcoholic liquor; alcohol. [D, 88.1— A. arterial. A solution of 14°4 parts, each, of sulphate of zinc and sulphate of aluminium, in 345°6 of rose-water; a styptic. [A, 371.) as azul. See Agua cœlest is—A. bendita. See Acqua benedetta dell a carita.—A. blanca. See Liquor PLUMBI SUB A CET AT IS dilutus.—A. calibeada. See A. ferrujinosa.—A’s Calientes. A town in Mexico with warm mineral springs in the neighborhood. [D, 12.]—A. car mel it an a. See Aqua MELISSÆ compos it a,—A. cloroformizada, See Eau chloroform isée—A. celeste. See Agua cœlest is —A's compuestas. Compound medicinal watery solutions. [D,119.]—A. de Alibour. See Eav d'Alibour.—A. dé arcabuzazo. See ALCOULATURE vulnéraire.—A. de Belloste. See Acqua di Belloste.—A. de Bonferme. See oe di Bonferme.— A. de Botot. See Eau dentifrice de Botot.—A. de brea. Tar water, made by macerating 1 part of tar in 10 parts of water. [D, 119.|—A. de eal. Lime-water. [D, 119.] See Liquor catots.—A. de Coloni a. Cologne water. [D,118.] See Spiritus odoratus.— A's de Com an gill as, Hot mineral springs in Mexico which flow from a basaltic rock. i} 79.]—A. de Dardel. See Aqua MELISSÆ compos it a— A. de Egi pto. See Acqua d’Egitto.—A. de Esmeralda. A preparation of certain aromatic plants macerated in alcohol. [D, 119.1—A. de Goulard. See Liquor PLUMBI SUBACETA- TIS.—À. de Guerlain. See Acqua di Guerlain—A. de Javela, A. de Javelle. See Javelle WATER.— A. del Amnios. The liquor amnii, [D, 119.]—A. de la rein a de Hungria. See Acqua dell a regina d’Ungheria.— A. de La Vrillière. A tonic alcoholic preparation of canella, nasturtium, and cochlear i a. DE „ del carmen, See Aqua MELISSÆ compos it a.—A. del mar. Sea-water. [B.]—A. de Luce. See EAU de Luce.—A. de magnanimidad. See Agua mag nan i mit at is simplex.— A. de melisa. See Aqua MELISSE compos it a.—A. de Mettemberg. See ACQUA di Mettemberg.—A. de Rabel. See MIxTURA sulfuric a acid a.— A. de ramiliete. An alcoholic preparation containing honey. [D, 119.J—A. de sal. A solution of salt in water. [a, 5.)—A. destilada. 1. Distilled water. 2. A spe ee made by distilling vegetable substances” with water. [D, 101.]—A’s destiladas espirituosas. See AtcobLaT.—A. de tärtaro mineral. A solution of 4 grains of tartar emetic and } oz. of sodium sulphate in 8 oz. of water; an emetic and cathartic. Je 5,]—A. de Thede See Agua traumatic a vegeto-mineral is The deni,— A. de Van Swleten. See CHLORURETUM hydrargyricum aqua solutum.—A. de vejeto mineral. See Liquor PLUMBI SUB A CET AT IS dilutus,—A. de Verruga. A Peruvian spring the water of which is reputed to Bre rise to the disease verruga. [D,2.] See VERRUGA peruana.— » de vid a. See AGUARDIENTE.—A. de violet a. See Acqua di violette —A. diurétic a alcanforada. A mixture of 60 parts of ota ium nitrate, di olved in 500 of water of parietaria, and a solution of 60 of acetic acid and 10 of camphor in 120 of alcohol, shaken and filtered; used for dropsy.—A. divina. See CoLLYRE de sels fondus.—A. en las piernas. Grease (a disease of horses). [D, 19.] See Eaux aux jambes,—A. espirituosa. A pharmaceutical water in which the e ential ingredient is an alcoholic solution. [D, 119.|—A. espirituosa de Anhalt. See Aqua an halt in a.— À. estiptica. See A. arterial—A. etérea alcanforada. A solution of 1 part of camphor in 3 parts of sulphuric ether and 5 or 6 of water. [D, 119.]—A. fajedénica. See Lotio HYDRARQYRI flava and Lotio HYDRARGYRI nigra.—A. ferrujinosa. A ferruginous water. a, 5.] —A. filtrada. Filtered water. [a, 5.|—A. fuerte. Aqua ‘ort is. See Nirric acip.—A. fundente de Trevez Acqua nte di Trevez.—A. griega. See Acqua d'Kgitto.—A. hepâtic a, A. hidrosulfurosa. Water containing hydrogen sulphide; reputed stimulant and diaphoretic and used in chronic skin iseases. [D, 101.]—A. iodurada. Lugol's solution. [D,119.] See Liquor 10D1 compos it us.—A. laxante de Viena. See INFUSUM laxativum viennense.—A. lit on trip tic a. Lithontriptic water; a solution of pota ium carbonate. [D,101.|—A. madre. See Mother Liquor.—A. madre de vitriolo. Mother liquor of vitriol; a solution of ferrous sulphate. P. 101.]—A. marcial. 1. A ferruginous water. 2. A solution of 0-15 part of tartrate of iron and pee in 650 parts of artificial Seltzer water. [Trou eau (A, 871).}—A>s mayores y menores. The fecal and urinary excretions. [D.98.] —A. mercurial. See Acqua mercuriale.—A’s mine rales. Mineral waters. (D.|—A’s mine rales salinas. Saline waters. [D, 119,]—A. minero-medicinal. A medicinal mineral water. [D, 102.)—A. negra. See Lotio HYNRARGYRI nigra.—A. oriental. See EAU orientale—A. oxigenada. See Acqua o igenata.— A. ozonizante. See Eau ozonisante—A. para la boc a. See Spirito di PIRETRO compos to.—A. para la hemicrânea. See Agua sedativa.—A. que no moja. Lit., water which does not moisten; quicksilver, mercury, [D, 101.J—A. regia, Aqua regia. [B.] See NITROHYDROCHLORIG AcID.—A. roja, A. roja del hospital de San Li See Eau rouge d’A, A. ras. Oil of turpentine. [D, 119,]—A. sal. Hydrochloric acid. (a, 5.)—A’s salinas. Saline waters, [D, 119.]—A. Santa de Vimeiro. A feebly saline pring in the province of Estremadura. (D, 1 sedativa. Eau sédative de Raspail —A.segunda. A of 1 part of nitric acid and 2 parts of water. (D, 19.) —a. sin ign al. Cologne water. [D, 119.] See Sprrirus odoratus.—A’s furosas. Sulphurous waters. [D, 119.|—A. sulfurosa y sulftirica. See A. hidrosulfurosa.—A.termal, A thermal water. [D, 98.—A. Tofana. See Acqua Tofana.—A. trementinada. A solution of 35 oz. of Venice turpentine in 12 quarts of water; used in urinary diseases and in chronic bronchitis, also externally as a hemostatic. [A, 871.]—A. vegeto-mineral. Lee Liquor PLUMBI SUB A CET AT IS dilutus.—A. vital. A mineral lemonade made of sweetened water and Rabel water. [D.|--A. vulneraria. See ALCOÛLATURE vulnéraire.—A. vulneraria de Theden. See AQUA traumatic a vegeto-mineral is The deni.—A. vulneraria roja. See ALCOOL AT URE vulneraire.—A. yodurada, À. iodurada. .),n. ’-ka‘’ta, The alligator pear. 77.] See Laurus per Ç eee D,