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Webster Dictionary :: Oxydability
OXYDABIL'ITY, n. The capacity of being converted into an oxyd.
Webster Dictionary :: Oxyd
OX'YD, n. [Gr. acid, sharp, vinegar.] In chimistry, a substance formed by the co...
Webster Dictionary :: Oxycrate
OX'YCRATE, n. [Gr. acid, and to mix.] A mixture of water and vinegar. [Little us...
Webster Dictionary :: Oxy-iodine
OXY-I'ODINE, n. In chimistry, a compound of the chloriodic and oxiodic acids.
Webster Dictionary :: Oxtongue
OXTONGUE, n. ox'tung. A plant of the genus Picris.
Webster Dictionary :: Oxstall
OX'STALL, n. A stall or stand for oxen.
Webster Dictionary :: Oxlip
OX'LIP, n. A plant, the cowslip.
Webster Dictionary :: Oxlike
OX'LIKE, a. [ox and like.] Resembling an ox.
Webster Dictionary :: Oxiodic
OXIOD'IC, a. Pertaining to or consisting of the compound of oxygen and iodine.
Webster Dictionary :: Oxheal
OX'HEAL, n. A plant.
Webster Dictionary :: Oxgang
OX'GANG, n. [ox and gang, going.] In ancient laws, as much land as an ox can plo...
Webster Dictionary :: Oxfly
OX'FLY, n. A fly hatched under the skin of cattle.
Webster Dictionary :: Oxbane
OX'BANE, n. A plant, buphonos.
Webster Dictionary :: Oxalic
OXAL'IC, a. [Gr. sorrel,, acid.] Pertaining to sorrel. The oxalic acid is the ac...
Webster Dictionary :: Oxalate
OX'ALATE, n. [See Oxalic .] In chimistry, a salt formed by a combination of the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Ox-eyed
OX'-EYED, a. Having large full eyes, like those of an ox.
