Edulcorator

e-dul - ko - ratur, s. a kind of dropping bottle, contrived for supplying small quantities of water to watch-gla es, test-tubes, . like shape, covered with a thick slimy skin, and living chiefly in mud. Eel-faces an old word for a brood or fry of eels. (A.S. al.), up stream. them, employed as an ointment for stiff joints. blenny. boat to spear eels from. catching eels. so as to render invisible; to destroy any impre ion cination. or cause; consequence; intent; advantage; force or [Paint.]; that impre ion which a composition makes For effect, for the purpose of heightening or exaggeEffectible, ef-fekt'-e-bl, a. practicable; feasible. Affection, ef-fek'-shun, s. creation or production; the Effective, ef-fek' -tiv, a. having the power to effect; Affectle , ef-fekt'-les, a. without effect; usele . Effector, ef-fek'-tur, s. one who effects; one who pro Effects, ef-fekts', s.pl. See Effect. Effectual, ef-fek' -tu-al, a. producing an effect; having Effectuate, effectual. ef-fek'-tu-ate, v.a. to bring to pa to Effectuation, ef-fek-tu-a'-shun, s. act of effectuating. Effectuose, ef-fek -tu-ose, a. effectual. Effectuous, ef-fek'-tu-us, Effeminacy, ef-fem'-e-na-se s. the softne , delicacy, Effeminate, ef-fem' -e-nate, a. soft or delicate in an Effemination, ef-fem-e-na'-shun, s. the state of one Effendi, ef-fen'-de, s. a Turkish title of respect be Efferent, which see). ef'-fer-ent, a. conveying outward [Phys.] (L. Effervesce,ef-fer-ves', v.a. to bubble up and hi from, fermenting; to break forth irrepre ibly (L. ex, and Effervescence, ef-fer-ves'-sens, s. the state of being Effervescent, ef-fer-ves'-sent, a. gently boiling or bub Effervescible, ef-fer-ves'-se-bl, a. that has the quality Effervescing, ef-fer-ves'-sing, a. bubbling and hi ing. Effete, ef-fete', a. exhausted of conceptive or producEfficacious,ef-fe-ka -shus a. adequate to produce the. in an efficacious manner. Efficaciousne , ef-fe-ka'- Efficacy, ef'-fe-ka-se, s. power to produce a given effect. Efficiency,ef-fish'-ens, s. effectual agency; power Efficiency, ef-fish'-en-se, s of producing the effect inEfficient, ef-fish'-ent, a. causing effects; that causes Effigial, ef-flj'-e-al, a. pertaining to an effigy. Effigiate,ef-flj '-e-ate, v.a. to fashion conformably. Effigies, ef-flj-e-ese, s. an effigy or likene (L.) Effigy, ef' -fe-je, s. the image or likene of a person, Effloresce,ef-flo-res', v.a. to come out in blo om or flowers; the time of flowering [Bot.]; a redne of the skin or eruption, as inrush, measles, . [Med.]; 1.); the formation of a white incrustation on the surface of bodies, or the white powdery appearance on the surface of a salt when itloses its water of crystallization,as in common soda when exposed to the air [Chem.] See Exanthema. effloresce [Chem.] or i ues from any body or substance. stream that flows out of another or a lake. See Efflux. effluvia, generally invisible particles which exhale from bodies, as the odour of plants; the noxious exhalations from putrefying animal or vegetable substances. that which flows out; emanation (L. ex, and fluo, Auxum, toflow). which flows out; effluvium; emanation. (L. ex, and fodio, to dig). [Bot.] L.ex, and folium, aleaf.) endeavour; struggle (L. ex, and fort is, strong). earth (L. ex, and fodio, fo um, to dig). of the cranial bones [Surg.] (L. ex, and fracture.) chises or privileges (L. ex, and franchise).