fluid if i cation (floidifikashon)

[ In nineteen of the beef-infusion gelatine tubes no fluid i fication had taken place. Amer. Nat ., XXII. 126. fluidify (flö-id'i-fi), v. t.; pret. and pp. fluidified, ppr. fluidifying. [ That the fluidified granite was once encased, its miner alogical composition and structure, and the bold conical shape of the mountain-ma es, yield sufficient evidence. Darwin, Geol. Observations, ii. 500.