Melt, thaw, fuse, dissolve, liquefy.

The best way to liquefy the pomatum is to set the bottle in a saucepan of warm water.

You know that this substance has been used a good deal by modern painters and that it has a very dangerous peculiarity; I mean its tendency to liquefy, without any very obvious reason, long after it has dried.

V. be fluid &c adj.; flow &c (water in motion) 348; liquefy, melt, condense &c 335.

Adj. liquid, fluid, serous, juicy, succulent, sappy; ichorous^; fluent &c (flowing) 348. liquefied &c 335; uncongealed; soluble.

solvent, menstruum, alkahest^. V. render liquid &c 333; liquefy, run; deliquesce; melt &c (heat) 384; solve; dissolve, resolve; liquate^; hold in solution; condense, precipitate, rain.

Adj. liquefied &c v., liquescent, liquefiable; deliquescent, soluble, colliquative^. 336.

This is about 50° lower than the amount found by calculation from our most rapid radiation; and as this amount is produced in a few hours, it is not too much to expect that, when continued for more than two weeks (the lunar night), it might reach a temperature sufficient to liquefy hydrogen (60° F. abs.), or perhaps even below it.

The earth we know has acquired a large amount of internal heat, probably sufficient to liquefy its whole interior; but Mars has only one-ninth part the mass of the earth, and it is quite possible, and even probable, that its comparatively small attractive force would never have liquefied or even permanently heated the more central portions of its mass.

It may be noted that Mr. Lowell objects to the carbon-dioxide theory of the formation of the snow-caps, that this gas at low pressures does not liquefy, but passes at once from the solid to the gaseous state, and that only water remains liquid sufficiently long to produce the blue colour' which plays so large a part in his argument for the mild climate essential for an inhabited planet.

I suffered from thirst, but after we had divided the liquefied snow at the Petits Mulets among us we had nothing to drink.

And she had adventures to lisp, with all the r's liquefied into l's, and I was with her all that day again.

He liquefied the energy Jack had wasted, and upon retiring one night took what he considered to be the proper dose for the test.

The liquefied alcohol returns to the pile.

He was no sportsman; but if he saw in a shop window the most trumpery patent improvement in a breechloader, he would go in and buy it; and as to a new repeating rifle or liquefied gas gun, he would travel to St. Petersburg to see it.

No episode in Cellini's biography is narrated with more force than the climax to his long-protracted labours, when at last, amid the chaos and confusion of innumerable accidents, the metal in his furnace liquefied and filled the mould.

So they liquefied into corruption in their everlasting boots, proving that there is nothing like leather.

In its further growth the gelatine is liquefied in the vicinity of the colony, which at the same time sinks down deeper into the gelatine mass, and makes a small thread-like excavation in the gelatine, in the center of which the colony appears as a small white point.

Another peculiarity was the slowness with which the gelatine liquefied, and the narrow limits of this liquefaction in the case of a gelatine disk.

Cultures of the comma bacillus were also made in agar-agar jelly, which is not liquefied by them.

Her pale mouth then pressed against the sailor's, making him feel as though all the light of this white apparition had liquefied and was passing into his body by means of her impelling kiss.

Ghee, liquid butter, or butter which has been liquefied.

BASTIAN-BLESSING CO. Rego liquefied petroleum gas equipment gauging devices.

The author acknowledges, however, that the hypothesis of the nucleus of the globe being composed of matter liquefied by heat, offers a still more simple solution of the phenomena of volcanic fires.

Too much sugar causes a meringue to liquefy; if not baked long enough the same effect is produced.