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Definition of particle
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Particle
(n.) A crumb or
little
piece of
concecrated
host.
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Siderosis
::
Siderosis
(n.) A sort of
pneumonia
occuring
in iron
workers,
produced
by the
inhalation
of
particles
of
iron..
Intussusception
::
Intussusception
(n.) The
interposition
of new
particles
of
formative
material
among those
already
existing,
as in a cell wall, or in a
starch
grain..
Clayish
::
Clayish
(a.)
Partaking
of the
nature
of clay, or
containing
particles
of it..
Emication
::
Emication
(n.) A
flying
off in small
particles,
as
heated
iron or
fermenting
liquors;
a
sparkling;
scintillation..
Sand
::
Sand (n.) Fine
particles
of
stone,
esp. of
siliceous
stone,
but not
reduced
to dust;
comminuted
stone in the form of loose
grains,
which are not
coherent
when wet..
Sprinkle
::
Sprinkle
(v. i.) To
scatter
on; to
disperse
something
over in small drops or
particles;
to
besprinkle;
as, to
sprinkle
the earth with
water;
to
sprinkle
a floor with
sand..
Grit
::
Grit (n.) Sand or
gravel;
rough,
hard
particles..
Expand
::
Expand
(v. t.) To cause the
particles
or parts of to
spread
themselves
or stand
apart,
thus
increasing
bulk
without
addition
of
substance;
to make to
occupy
more
space;
to
dilate;
to
distend;
to
extend
every way; to
enlarge;
--
opposed
to
contract;
as, to
expand
the
chest;
heat
expands
all
bodies;
to
expand
the
sphere
of
benevolence..
Granule
::
Granule
(n.) A
little
grain a small
particle;
a
pellet.
Stir
::
Stir (v. t.) To
disturb
the
relative
position
of the
particles
of, as of a
liquid,
by
passing
something
through
it; to
agitate;
as, to stir a
pudding
with a
spoon..
Whit
::
Whit (n.) The
smallest
part or
particle
imaginable;
a bit; a jot; an iota; --
generally
used in an
adverbial
phrase
in a
negative
sentence.
Intermobility
::
Intermobility
(n.)
Capacity
of
things
to move among each
other;
as, the
intermobility
of fluid
particles..
Disunite
::
Disunite
(v. t.) To
destroy
the union of; to
divide;
to part; to
sever;
to
disjoin;
to
sunder;
to
separate;
as, to
disunite
particles
of
matter..
Plastidule
::
Plastidule
(n.) One of the small
particles
or
organic
molecules
of
protoplasm.
Bacteroidal
::
Bacteroidal
(a.)
Resembling
bacteria;
as,
bacteroid
particles..
Diatom
::
Diatom
(n.) A
particle
or atom
endowed
with the vital
principle.
Repulsion
::
Repulsion
(n.) The
power,
either
inherent
or due to some
physical
action,
by which
bodies,
or the
particles
of
bodies,
are made to
recede
from each
other,
or to
resist
each
other's
nearer
approach;
as,
molecular
repulsion;
electrical
repulsion..
Separator
::
Separator
(n.) A
device
for
depriving
steam of
particles
of water mixed with it.
Grain
::
Grain (n.) The
composite
particles
of any
substance;
that
arrangement
of the
particles
of any body which
determines
its
comparative
roughness
or
hardness;
texture;
as,
marble,
sugar,
sandstone,
etc., of fine
grain..
Hardness
::
Hardness
(n.) The
cohesion
of the
particles
on the
surface
of a body,
determined
by its
capacity
to
scratch
another,
or be
itself
scratched;-measured
among
minerals
on a scale of which
diamond
and talc form the
extremes..
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