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21sal — (sal) s. m. Le shorea robusta, diptérocarpées, arbre de l Inde employé dans les constructions. • Le sal croît avec une remarquable rapidité, et atteint de très grandes dimensions lorsqu il a l espace nécessaire pour se développer.... plus… …
22šal — šal̃ praep. su gen. Pnd, šàl LKGII582(Ppl) žr. 2 šalia: Šal jo atsisėdau Rm. Po žemelei daug vietelės, būč parėjus šal šalelės LTR(Kp) …
23sal vo|la|ti|le — «voh LAT uh lee», 1. a colorless or white crystalline salt of ammonium; ammonium carbonate; volatile salt. 2. an aromatic solution of this, used especially to relieve faintness and headaches. ╂[< New Latin sal volatile < Latin sāl, salis… …
24sal|ad — «SAL uhd», noun. 1. raw green vegetables, such as lettuce, cabbage, and celery, served with a dressing, usually of oil and vinegar or of mayonnaise. Often cold meat, fish, eggs, cooked vegetables, or fruits are used along with, or instead of, the …
25sal|i|fy — «SAL uh fy», transitive verb, fied, fy|ing. 1. to form into a salt, as by combination with an acid. 2. to combine with a salt or add a salt to. ╂[< French salifier < Latin sāl, salis salt] …
26sal|ol — «SAL ohl, ol», noun. a white, crystalline, aromatic powder, a salicylate of phenyl, prepared from phenol and salicylic acid. It is used as an antiseptic and to reduce fever. Formula: C13H10O3 ╂[< sal(icylic) + ol1] …
27Sal|va|do|ri|an — Sal|va|do|re|an or Sal|va|do|ri|an «SAL vuh DR ee uhn, DOHR », adjective, noun. = Salvadoran. (Cf. ↑Salvadoran) …
28Sal|va|do|re|an — or Sal|va|do|ri|an «SAL vuh DR ee uhn, DOHR », adjective, noun. = Salvadoran. (Cf. ↑Salvadoran) …
29Sal — (s[add]l), n. [Hind. s[=a]l, Skr. [,c][=a]la.] (Bot.) An East Indian timber tree ({Shorea robusta}), much used for building purposes. It is of a light brown color, close grained, heavy, and durable. [Written also {saul}.] [1913 Webster] …
30sal — /sal/, n. Chiefly Pharm. salt. [ < L sal; see SALT1] * * * …
