HYDROCHLORATE
HYDROCHLO'RATE, noun A compound of hydrochloric acid and a base; a muriate.
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HYDROCHLORIC
HYDROCHLO'RIC, adjective [hydrogen and chloric.]Hydrochloric acid is muriatic acid gas, a compound of chlorine and hydrogen gas.
HYDROCYANATE
HYDROCY'ANATE, noun Prussiate; cyanuret.
HYDROCYANIC
HYDROCYAN'IC, adjective [Gr. water, or rather hydrogen, and blue.]The hydrocyanic acid is the same as the prussic acid.
HYDRODYNAMIC
HYDRODYNAM'IC, adjective [Gr. water, and power, force.] Pertaining tothe force or pressure of water.
HYDRODYNAMICS
HYDRODYNAM'ICS, noun That branch of natural philosophy which treat of the phenomena of water and other fluids, whether in motion or at rest; of their equilibrium, motion, cohesi...
HYDROFLUATE
HYDROFLU'ATE, noun A compound of hydrofluoric acid and a base.
HYDROFLUORIC
HYDROFLUOR'IC, adjective [Gr. water.] Consisting of fluorin and hydrogen. The hydrofluoric acid is obtained by distilling a mixture of one part of the purest fluor spar in fine ...
HYDROGEN
HY'DROGEN, noun [Gr. water, and to generate; so called as being considered the generator of water.]In Chimistry, a gas which constitutes one of the elements of water, of which i...
HYDROGENATE
HY'DROGENATE, verb transitive To combine hydrogen with any thing.
HYDROGENATED
HY'DROGENATED, participle passive In combination with hydrogen.
HYDROGENIZE
HY'DROGENIZE, verb transitive To combine with hydrogen.
HYDROGENIZED
HY'DROGENIZED, participle passive Combined with hydrogen.
HYDROGENIZING
HY'DROGENIZING, participle present tense Combining with hydrogen.
HYDROGRAPHER
HYDROG'RAPHER, noun [See Hydrography.] One who draws maps of the sea, lakes or other waters, with the adjacent shores; one who describes the sea or other waters.
HYDROGRAPHIC
HYDROGRAPH'ICHYDROGRAPH'ICAL, adjective Relating to or containing a description of the sea, sea coast, isles, shoals, depth of water, etc. or of a lake.
HYDROGRAPHICAL
HYDROGRAPH'ICAL, a. Relating to or containing a description of the sea, sea coast, isles, shoals, depth of water, &c. or of a lake.
HYDROGRAPHY
HYDROG'RAPHY, noun [Gr. water, and to describe.] The art of measuring and describing the sea, lakes, rivers and other waters; or the art of forming charts, exhibiting a represen...
HYDROGURET
HYDROG'URET, noun A compound of hydrogen with a base.Hydroguret is now scarcely used, except to give the derivative hydrogureted.
HYDROGURETED
HYDROG'URETED, adjective Denoting a compound of hydrogen with a base.
HYDROIDIC
HYDROID'IC, adjective [hydrogen and iodic.] Denoting a peculiar acid or gaseous substance, produced by the combination of hydrogen and iodine.
HYDROLITE
HYDROLITE, noun [Gr. water, and a stone.] A mineral whose crystals are described as six sided prisms, terminated by low six sided pyramids, with truncated summits.
HYDROLOGICAL
HYDROLOG'ICAL, adjective Pertaining to hydrology.
HYDROLOGY
HYDROL'OGY, noun [Gr. water, and discourse.] The science of water, its properties and phenomena.
HYDROMANCY
HY'DROMANCY, noun [Gr. water and divination.] A method of divination or prediction of events by water; invested, according to Varro, by the Persians, and practiced by the Romans.
HYDROMANTIC
HYDROMAN'TIC, adjective Pertaining to divination by water.
HYDROMEL
HY'DROMEL, noun [Gr. water, and honey.] A liquor consisting of honey diluted in water. Before fermentation, it is called simple hydromel; after fermentation, it is called vinous...