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Webster Dictionary :: Hydrotic
HYDROT'IC, a. [Gr. water.] Causing a discharge of water. HYDROT'IC , n. A medici...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrothorax
HYDROTHO'RAX, n. [Gr. water.] Dropsy in the chest.
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrosulphureted
HYDROSULPH'URETED, a. Combined with sulphureted hydrogen. Hydrosulphuric acid, i...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrosulphuret
HYDROSULPH'URET, n. [hydrogen and sulphuret.] A combination of sulphureted hydro...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrosulphate
HYDROSULPH'ATE, n. The same as hydrosulphuret.
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrostatics
HYDROSTAT'ICS, n. The science which treats of the weight, motion, and equilibriu...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrostatically
HYDROSTAT'ICALLY, adv. According to hydrostatics, or to hydrostatic principles.
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrostatic
HYDROSTAT'IC HYDROSTAT'ICAL, a. [Gr. water, and static, standing or settling.] R...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydroscope
HY'DROSCOPE, n. [Gr. water, and to view.] A kind of water clock,or instrument us...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydropsy
HYDROPSY. [See Dropsy .]
Webster Dictionary :: Hydropneumatic
HYDROPNEUMAT'IC, a. [Gr. water, and inflated, breath, spirit.] An epithet given ...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydropic
HYDROP'IC HYDROP'ICAL, a. [L. hydrops; Gr. dropsy; water.] 1. Dropsical; disease...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrophoby
HY'DROPHOBY, n. [Gr. water, and to fear.] A preternatural dread of water; a symp...
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrophobia
HYDROPHO'BIA HYDROPHO'BIC, a. Pertaining to a dread of water, or canine madness.
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrophanous
HYDROPH'ANOUS, a. Made transparent by immersion in water.
Webster Dictionary :: Hydrophane
HY'DROPHANE, n. [Gr. water, and to show.] In mineralogy, a variety of opal made ...
