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menstruum
‖ menstruum (ˈmɛnstruːəm) Pl. menstrua (ˈmɛnstruːə). Also 7 erron. menstrum. [L., neut. of mēnstruus adj., monthly, f. mēns-, mēnsis month. Cf. F. menstrue sing., menstruum, solvent, menstrues pl., monthly courses (also OF. menstre), Pr. mestruas pl., Sp., It. menstruo. In classical Latin the n. occ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Immacolata (character)
Immacolata mentions at one point that only women can wield the menstruum (as does Suzanna later) and also that this force has driven many women mad and Additionally, she can attempt to alter the nature of certain objects, thanks to the menstruum. wikipedia.org
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commenstruate
coˈmmenstruate, v. [f. com- + menstruum + -ate.] To dissolve together. Hence coˈmmenstruating, ppl. a. mutually dissolving.1770 Monthly Rev. XLII. 306 In the calorific mixtures..the commenstruating substances..become warm. Oxford English Dictionary
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What is the BEST Liquid to Use for Your Homemade Herbal Extracts? A ...
Apr 14, 2022The problem with water extracts is that they only last for a couple of days, even refrigerated. This is because bacteria thrives in water. However, the upside is that water is actually a fairly good solvent for extracting a range of constituents.
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menstrue
† menstrue Obs. Also 5 menstrewe, 6 menstrew. [a. F. menstrue, ad. L. mēnstruum: see menstruum.] 1. The catamenia; = menstruum 1.c 1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 55 A womman in tyme of menstrue [v.r. menstrewe]. c 1440 Wyclif's Isa. lxiv. 6 Menstrue, or unclene blood. 1550 Bale Apol. 57 b, Our vniuersall r... Oxford English Dictionary
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premenstruum
preˈmenstruum Med. [f. pre- B. 1 + menstruum.] The stage of the menstrual cycle which precedes menstruation.1910 Trans. N.Y. Obstetr. Soc. 1909–11 229 In the third stage called by them [sc. Hitchmann & Adler] the premenstruum, the mucous membrane which is now thick and velvety, can be divided into a... Oxford English Dictionary
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languidly
languidly, adv. (ˈlæŋgwɪdlɪ) [f. languid a. + -ly2.] In a languid manner.1660 Boyle New Exp. Phys. Mech. xlii. 386 The Menstruum also working as languidly upon the coral, as it did before they were put into the Receiver. 1729 Butler Serm. Wks. 1874 II. 99 Peevishness..languidly discharges itself upo... Oxford English Dictionary
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menstrua
menstrua pl. of menstruum. Oxford English Dictionary
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reaffund
† reaˈffund, v. Obs.—1 [re- 5 a.] trans. To pour on again.1605 Timme Quersit. i. xiii. 57 If..the oylely liquor of his proper sulphur..be drawen forth..and be reaffunded and distilled [etc.]. So † reaˈffusion. Obs. rare.1657 G. Starkey Helmont's Vind. 326 The spirit by re⁓affusion and powring off..w... Oxford English Dictionary
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dispand
† diˈspand, v. Obs. [ad. L. dispand-ĕre, f. dis- 1 + pandĕre to spread, stretch.] trans. To spread abroad, to expand.1656 Blount Glossogr., Dispand (dispando), to stretch out or spread abroad. 1657 Tomlinson Renou's Disp. Ded., The rayes of your Learning being dispanded. 1669 Worlidge Syst. Agric. (... Oxford English Dictionary
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约翰·格劳勃
vols. 1646-1647 Miraculum Mundi, oder Außführliche Beschreibung der wunderbaren Natur/ Art/ vnd Eigenschafft/ deß Großmächtigen Subiecti: Von den Alten Menstruum wikipedia.org
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solvend
ˈsolvend ? Obs. [ad. L. solvend-um, neut. gerundive of solvĕre solve v.] Something to be dissolved.1738 Phil. Trans. XLI. 108 The Particles of the Solvend having imbibed the Particles of the Menstruum. 1799 Kirwan Geol. Ess. 467 A fluid whose specific affinity to the particles of a solvend is greate... Oxford English Dictionary
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postmenstruum
postˈmenstruum Med. [mod.L.: see post- B. 1 c and menstruum.] The stage of the menstrual cycle which follows menstruation.1910 Trans. N.Y. Obstetr. Soc. 1909–11 229 They [sc. Hitchmann and Adler] divide the monthly cycle into four phases. The first phase, the postmenstruum, corresponds to the pictur... Oxford English Dictionary
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menstruate
▪ I. † menstruate, a. Obs. [ad. late L. (Vulg.) mēnstruātus, f. mēnstru-um: see menstruum.] Menstruous.1382 Wyclif Ezek. xxii. 10 Thei meekeden in thee the vnclennes of the menstruate womman. c 1425 Found. St. Barthol. 18 That welle of pyte, that was and is opyne to the menstruat womane and synful m... Oxford English Dictionary
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menstrual
menstrual, a. and n. (ˈmɛnstrʊəl) [a. F. menstruel, ad. L. mēnstruāl-is, f. mēnstru-us, mēnstru-um: see menstruum and -al1.] A. adj. 1. Monthly; happening once in a month, varying in monthly periods. Now only Astr., esp. in menstrual parallax, the difference produced by the moon in the apparent posi... Oxford English Dictionary
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