Transubstantiate

tran-sub-stan's hi-at, v. t. (Rom. or Cath. Theol.) To change (the sacramental bread to anand wine) into the flesh and blood of Christ.— Tran's ubstan/tia/'tion, n. A change into another sub pa ed stance. (Rom. Cath. Theol.) The doctrine that the pa ed bread and wine in the eucharist is converted into the body and hood of Christ. s end, eve, tgrm; In, Ice; Sdd, tone, 6r i 461 TRANSUDE Transude, traii-sud', v. i. To pa through the pores or interstices of a membrane or other substance, as perspiration or other fluid.— Transudation, n. The act or proce of transuding. 473