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Traditional English :: fulminant
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fulminant.html - adj.
1 fulminating.
2 Med. (of a disease or symptom) developing suddenly. [F fulminant or L fulminant- (as FULMINATE)] |
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Traditional English :: fulminate
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fulminant.html - v. & n. --v.intr.
1 (often foll. by against) express censure loudly and forcefully.
2 explode violently; flash like lightning (fulminating mercury).
3 Med. (of a disease or symptom) develop suddenly. --n. Chem. a salt or ester of fulminic acid. fulmination n. fulminatory adj. [L fulminare fulminat- f. fulmen -minis lightning] |
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Traditional English :: fulminic acid
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fulminant.html - n. Chem. an isomer of cyanic acid that is stable only in solution. Chem. formula: HONC. [L fulmen: see FULMINATE] |
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Traditional English :: fulminant
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fulminant.html - adj.
1 fulminating.
2 Med. (of a disease or symptom) developing suddenly. [F fulminant or L fulminant- (as FULMINATE)] |
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Traditional English :: fulminate
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fulminant.html - v. & n. --v.intr.
1 (often foll. by against) express censure loudly and forcefully.
2 explode violently; flash like lightning (fulminating mercury).
3 Med. (of a disease or symptom) develop suddenly. --n. Chem. a salt or ester of fulminic acid. fulmination n. fulminatory adj. [L fulminare fulminat- f. fulmen -minis lightning] |
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Traditional English :: fulminic acid
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fulminant.html - n. Chem. an isomer of cyanic acid that is stable only in solution. Chem. formula: HONC. [L fulmen: see FULMINATE] |
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