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Webster Dictionary :: Corrode

CORRODE, v.t. [L., to eat or gnaw.] 1. To eat away by degrees; to wear away, or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Corroded

CORRODED, pp. Eaten away gradually; worn, diminished, impaired, by slow degrees.

Webster Dictionary :: Corrodent

CORRODENT, a. Having the power of corroding, or wasting by degrees. CORRODENT , ...

Webster Dictionary :: Corrodibility

CORRODIBILITY, n. The quality of being corrodible.

Webster Dictionary :: Corrodible

CORRODIBLE, a. That may be corroded.

Webster Dictionary :: Corroding

CORRODING, ppr. Eating away gradually; impairing; wasting.

Webster Dictionary :: Corrody

CORRODY, [See Corody .] but corrody is the most correct orthography.

Webster Dictionary :: Corrosibility

CORROSIBILITY, n. [See Corrodibility .]

Webster Dictionary :: Corrosible

CORROSIBLE, a. [See Corrodible .]

Webster Dictionary :: Corrosion

CORROSION, n. s as z. From corrode. The action of eating or wearing away by slow...

Webster Dictionary :: Corrosive

CORROSIVE, a. 1. Eating; wearing away; having the power of gradually wearing, co...

Webster Dictionary :: Corrosively

CORROSIVELY, adv. Like a corrosive; with the power of corrosion; in a corrosive ...

Webster Dictionary :: Corrosiveness

CORROSIVENESS, n. The quality of corroding, eating away or wearing; acrimony.

Webster Dictionary :: Corrugant

CORRUGANT, a. [See Corrugate .] Having the power of contracting into wrinkles.

Webster Dictionary :: Corrugate

CORRUGATE, v.t. [L., to wrinkle, in our vulgar language, to ruck, to furrow.] To...

Webster Dictionary :: Corrugated

CORRUGATED, pp. Wrinkled.

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