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    According to Wiktionary, the British spelling of "vaporize" is vaporise, not vapourise as one might expect from the word vapour (and similarly, the Canadian spelling is still vaporize, not vapouriz
  • What is the difference between a vapor and a mist?
    vapor n (14c) 1 : diffused matter (as smoke or fog) suspended floating in the air and impairing its transparency 2 a : a substance in the gaseous state as distinguished from the liquid or solid state b : a substance (as gasoline, alcohol, mercury, or benzoin) vaporized for industrial, therapeutic, or military uses; also : a mixture (as the
  • Is combustant a word? - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    Another object of the present invention is to provide a stable combustant -oxidant composition, providing a propulsion monofuel when vaporized (Patent publication number US2968539A, filed Aug 31, 1950) Explosion rockets without precompression of the mixture (the mixture consisting of a liquid or vaporized combustant and gaseous oxygen or air)
  • A word for coming out of hiding
    Looking for a word that means "coming out of hiding " I mean literally the physical act of coming out, like: 'something had scared me and I hid under a blanket or behind a rock, and then gradu
  • Etymology of vape - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    "Vaping" is apparently the practice of smoking one of 'em newfangled e-cigarettes Where does the word come from and when was it first used?
  • English equivalent of the Persian proverb When theres fire, wet and . . .
    The water in some wet object is vaporized Even materials not normally considered flammable will burn This is, I suspect, why the adage is about wet versus dry and fire: wet and dry are sometimes "equal" in the face of fire, and sometimes not: it depends on the magnitude of the fire
  • phrases - jury-rigged, or jerry-rigged - English Language Usage . . .
    Although the Jerry Brothers seem to have vaporized under scrutiny, there is a Liverpool connection to early use of the term In a book published by John Murray twenty years after the Notes and Queries episode, Ernest Weekley, An Etymological Dictionary of Modern English (1921) remarks:





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