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Short for chemistry : the scientific study of the basic characteristics of substances and the ways in which they react or combine

Short for chemical

Designating the paracelsian or iatrochemical theory or school of medicine, which explained disease in terms of contemporary chemical doctrines and used metals and minerals in treatment; of or relating to this theory or school, iatrochemical. compare chemic , "chemical".

A physician of the chemiatric school. compare chemic , "chemist". chiefly in plural.

A person skilled in chemistry or (in early use) alchemy; a person who makes chemical investigations; (in later use) a student of chemistry, a chemist. compare "chemist".

Engaged in the study or practice of chemistry or (in early use) alchemy; of or relating to the science of chemistry, or the substances and phenomena associated with it. also figurative.

Relating to chemistry, or the interactions of substances as studied in chemistry.

A distinct compound or substance, especially one which has been artificially prepared or purified.

The action or process of treating something with a chemical or chemicals; the use of chemicals in a particular activity or in the production of something (as food, crops, etc.).

To treat with a chemical or chemicals; to change by the action of chemicals; to use chemicals in (an activity) or in the production of (food, crops, etc.).

In a way that relates to chemistry, or to the interactions of substances as studied in chemistry.

A distinct compound or substance, especially one which has been artificially prepared or purified.

Relating to chemistry, or the interactions of substances as studied in chemistry.

A person employed to bleach fabrics with ‘chemic’.

The process of bleaching cotton, linen, etc., with a solution of calcium or sodium hypochlorite.

A person skilled in chemistry or (in early use) alchemy; a person who makes chemical investigations; (in later use) a student of chemistry, a chemist. compare "chemist".

Engaged in the study or practice of chemistry or (in early use) alchemy; of or relating to the science of chemistry, or the substances and phenomena associated with it. also figurative.

A print obtained by chemigraphy.

A person who produces printing plates by means of chemigraphy.

Relating to or produced by chemigraphy.

A method of relief printing in which chemicals are used to etch a metal plate on which a drawing has been made, or (in later use) on to which a photograph has been transferred.

The emission of light during a chemical reaction which does not produce significant quantities of heat.

The chief mansion or manor house of an estate.

A dress hanging straight from the shoulders, popular in the 1920s.

A dress hanging straight from the shoulders, popular in the 1920s.

A woman's undergarment similar to a camisole.

In early use: †a chemical energy or process thought to be responsible for the formation of new compounds (obsolete). later: chemical action, behaviour, or activity.

In early use: †a chemical energy or process thought to be responsible for the formation of new compounds (obsolete). later: chemical action, behaviour, or activity.

To adsorb (a molecule, substance, etc.) by chemisorption. also without object: to undergo chemisorption.

Adsorption in which the adsorbed substance is held by chemical bonds.

A shop where medicinal drugs are dispensed and sold, and in which toiletries and other medical goods can be purchased.