solute |
the substance that has been dissolved to form a solution. [2 definitions] |
solution |
an answer to a problem or question. [4 definitions] |
solution set |
the set of roots or values satisfying one or several mathematical expressions, such as equations or inequalities. |
Solutrean |
of, denoting, or characteristic of an Upper Paleolithic culture of Europe, marked by the use of well-shaped flint points and blades. |
solvate |
a compound produced by the chemical interaction of a solvent and a solute. [2 definitions] |
Solvay process |
a process for making sodium carbonate by using salt, ammonia, and carbon dioxide. |
solve |
to find an answer to (a problem or the like). [2 definitions] |
solvency |
the condition of being solvent; ability to pay all due debts. |
solvent |
having enough funds to meet obligations. [3 definitions] |
solventless |
combined form of solvent. |
soma1 |
the body of an organism, except for the germ cells. |
soma2 |
an intoxicating plant juice, or a drink made with this juice. [2 definitions] |
Somali |
a native or citizen of Somalia or adjacent regions, or a descendant thereof. [3 definitions] |
Somalia |
an East African country on the Indian Ocean, bordering on Ethiopia and Kenya. |
somatic |
of or pertaining to the body itself; corporeal. [2 definitions] |
somatic cell |
any of an organism's cells that contribute to the formation of the body, being differentiated into the various tissues and organs, except for germ cells. |
somatology |
the branch of anthropology dealing with humans' physical characteristics. |
somatomedin |
any of various hormones of the liver that influence the activity of other hormones. |
somatoplasm |
all body cells other than germ cells, or the protoplasm of such a body cell. |
somatostatin |
a hormone produced in the pancreas and brain, or made synthetically, that inhibits the release of somatotropin and insulin, and is used to treat diabetes. |
somatotropin |
a growth hormone in humans. |