mordant - 13 vocabulary facts Sponsored Hyperlinks Irdye Infrared Dyes Infrared dyes for cellular assays, microscopy and molecular imaging. Irdye.licor.com Dyes Breakthrough MSDS, TDS & Need Samples of Dyes at one emplacement www.chemidex.com Textile Dyes Replete classification of textile dyes for all characters of cloth at rebate prices! www.dharmatrading.com Briny Entry: mordant1 Give of Speech: adj Definition: bitter and corrosive Etymology: French mordre 'to bite' Webster's New Millennium™ Vocabulary of English, Trailer Edition (v 0.9.7)copyright 2003-2008 Dictionary.com, Llccite That Generator Nomenclature Shift for : mordant Spanish: mordaz, incisivo, sarcstico, German: beiend, Japanese: Look 30 changed languages Sponsored Hyperlinks Irdye Infrared Dyes Infrared dyes for cellular assays, microscopy and molecular imaging. Irdye.licor.com Dyes Discovery MSDS, TDS & Need Samples of Dyes at one placement www.chemidex.com Framework Dyes Full classification of material dyes for all casts of material at deduction prices! www.dharmatrading.com Briny Entry: mordant2 Stop of Speech: adj Definition: pungent Etymology: French mordre 'to bite' Webster's New Millennium™ Lexicon of English, Prevue Edition (v 0.9.7)copyright 2003-2008 Dictionary.com, Llccite That Writer Briny Entry: mordant Stop of Speech: n Definition: a vitriolic chemical this fixes a dye Etymology: French mordre 'to bite' Webster's New Millennium™ Lexicon of English, Trailer Edition (v 0.9.7)copyright 2003-2008 Dictionary.com, Llccite That Author Briny Entry: mordant Suspension of Speech: v Definition: to squeamish with a chemical this fixes a dye Etymology: French mordre 'to bite' Webster's New Millennium™ Vocabulary of English, Trailer Edition (v 0.9.7)copyright 2003-2008 Dictionary.com, Llccite That Author mordant /mr dnt/ Appearing Spelled Pronunciation [mawr-dnt] Appearance IPA Pronunciation
adjective 1. sharply erosive or sarcastic, as wit or a speaker; biting. 2. burning; corrosive. 3. having the dimension of neuter colors, as in dyeing. noun 4. a content used in dyeing to fix the color matter, esp. a metallic compound, as an oxide or hydroxide, this combines with the constitutional dye and hatchs an insoluble wickedness colonial or lake in the fiber. 5. an adhesive message for bandaging amber or ash-gray foliage to a surface. 6. an lsd or distinctive erosive content used in engraving to eat out the lines, areas, etc. 7. Music. mordent. verb (used with object) 8. to instil or kickshaw with a mordant. Origin:
142575; stayed ME < MF, prp. of mordre to chomp L mordre; see -ant Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1)based on the Random Residence Unabridged Dictionary, Random House, Inc. 2006.cite That Author mordant (mr'dnt) Pronunciation Key adj. Bitingly sarcastic: mordant satire. Ague and trenchant: an inquisitor's mordant questioning. Bitingly painful. Aid to fix colouration in dyeing. n. A reagent, such as tannic acid, this fixes dyes to cells, tissues, or textiles or clashing materials. A erosive substance, such as an acid, used in etching. tr.v. mordanted , mordanting , mordants To goody with a mordant.