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Tincture

Meaning

Noun

  • Senses
    to
    , and to
    something into a liquid.
  • A
    or other
    that
    or
    ;
    , a
    used as a
    . [– c.]
  • A
    or other
    that
    or
    ;
    , a
    used as a cosmetic.
  • A
    or
    , especially if
    by a
    which
    ; a tinge.
  • A
    of a
    to
    ; a
    , a
    , a trace.
  • The
    of
    or dyeing.
  • A
    physical quality
    (especially
    ), or an
    quality,
    to something; a tinge.
  • A small
    ; a
    , a stain.
  • In Heraldry:
  • Senses
    to
    , and to
    something into a liquid.
  • A
    or
    used in the
    of a
    ; namely, a
    ,
    , or metal.
  • In Christianity:
  • Senses
    to
    , and to
    something into a liquid.
  • Synonym of baptism
  • In Pharmacy:
  • Scientific and
    senses.
  • A
    one or more
    in
    or some other solvent.
  • Scientific and
    senses.
  • A (small)
    drink.
  • In Alchemy:
  • Scientific and
    senses.
  • An
    or
    ual
    which was
    of being
    into physical things; also, the
    or
    of something.
  • A
    to be
    of
    from a substance.
  • In Chemistry:
  • Scientific and
    senses.
  • The part of a
    to be
    ,
    ,
    more
    , which could be
    in a
    ; also, the process of
    this.
  • Verb

    To
    or
    (something) with, or
    with, a
    or pigment.
    Followed by with: to
    to or
    (something) with (a
    amount of) an
    or (obsolete) physical quality; to
    , to
    , to tinge.
    In Pharmacy:
    To
    (a
    ) in
    or some other
    to
    a
    tincture.
    To have a
    or
    of some quality.
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