Liquids [noun]

None of these liquids should be taken hot, but lukewarm; when hot they inflame the stomach, and produce indigestion.

Tables giving the definite vapor pressures of important liquids at the various fixed temperatures are in common use.

A tube placed in a jug or bottle as shown in the sketch will assist greatly in removing molasses or heavy liquids.

The word guma, like aubo, appears to be a generic term for water, or potable liquids.

To purify liquids by the dissipation of the volatile matters which may contaminate them.

Hence its great use in dyeing, and in bleaching liquids and the preparation of lakes.

Liquids rich in organic matter also require longer boiling than those nearly free from it.

In English, the syllable is generally carried by vowels; sometimes also by liquids and nasals, which are then called syllabic.

A very small quantity of such liquids would suffice for a very satisfactory period of operation.

This can be done in varying degrees with all solids, but liquids, generally, have little compressibility.