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abbreviate
ability
abrasion
abridge
absorbent
absorption
abstract
abstraction
abstractive
acacians
accept
accession
accident
acetabulum
acetary
acid
acidify
adamant
adansonia
adhere
adhesive
adiaphorous
adipocere
admixtion
admixture
aerification
affinity
affusion
agaric
agatized
agglutinant
agglutinate
agglutinated
agglutination
airy
albumen
alcohol
alcoholization
alcoholize
aliment
alkalescency
alkali
alkanet
allay
alligator-pear
alluvium
alteration
alum
alumina
amber
ambergris
ambient
amianthus
ammoniuret
ammony
amount
amounting
ampelite
amyline
analyze
anoint
anointing
ant-eggs
antiseptic
aperture
aphis
apozem
appearance
argal
argentate
article
articulation
arum
asbestos
ashes
asphaltum
assay
assimilate
assimilated
assimilating
assimilation
assimilative
associate
asteropodium
attach
attenuate
attenuating
attract
attraction
attributive
attrition
aversion
azote
bait
ball
ballast
balsam
baryte
base
bat
bath
battery
beak
beat
beater
beer
besmear
bezoar
bind
bird-lime
birdsnest
bison
bit
bitter
blacking
blank
bleach
blister
blow
blow-pipe
blur
body
boil
bone
brain
break
brimstone
bring
brittle
bronze
bruise
buff
bulk
burn
burnt-offering
butter
cabbage-tree
cacao
cadmia
cake
calamus
calcination
calcine
calx
camphor
canal
candying
cantharidin
cap
carbonic
carbonize
carcass
cartilage
caseic
cassowary
castor
cat-tail
cataplasm
catechu
category
cause
causticity
cement
cementation
cense
census
cerasin
cereolite
cerin
cetic
chewet
chiastolite
chimistry
chlorin
cholesterin
circle
circumstance
citisin
civet
clamminess
clang
clarification
clay
clean
cling
close
clot
clump
clyster
coadunition
coagulate
coal
coat
coating
cogitative
cohere
coherency
cohobation
colcothar
cold
coldness
collet
colliquament
colliquated
color
comb
combine
combustibility
combustible
combustion
commingle
comminute
commix
commixture
compel
compendious
compendiously
compilation
component
composition
compost
compounded
compounding
compressibility
comprise
conclude
concoagulation
concrete
concretion
condense
conductor
conflict
congeal
congelation
conglobate
conglutinate
conglutinated
conglutinating
conglutination
conglutinative
connection
consistence
consistency
constitution
consubstantial
consubstantiality
consubstantiate
consubstantiation
consume
contribute
contuse
conversion
convert
converted
convertibility
cool
cooler
coral
coralline
corallite
corneous
coronary
corporeal
corporealist
corporeous
correct
corrode
corrodent
corrosion
corrupt
cotton
couch
could
course
cover
crack
cranny
crawling
crayon
creak
cremor
crudity
crust
crusty
crystal
crystaline
crystalization
cupel
cycloidal
cystic
dab
dark
dash
decoctive
decocture
decollate
decollated
decollation
decoloration
decomplex
decomposable
decompose
decrepitate
defective
deflagration
deflagrator
deglutinate
demulcent
dentifrice
dependency
detritus
deutoxyd
devour
diaphragm
diffusion
diffusive
digest
digester
digestion
dike
dilatability
dint
dip
diploe
dirt
discontinue
disdiaclastic
disengage
disintegration
disoxydate
disoxygenation
displease
dissociate
dissolution
dissolve
dissolvent
dissolver
distend
distended
distill
distillation
docimastic
doublet
down
dragons-blood
drain
draw
drill
drops
drug
duct
earth
earthflax
earwax
eat
ebullition
edulcorate
edulcorated
edulcoration
effigy
effloresce
effluence
effluvium
egg
elaterium
electric
electricity
electrictrical
element
elementary
elemi
elephant
eliquation
elixir
elutriate
elutriation
emanation
embowel
embrocate
embrocation
emerge
emersion
emetin
emit
empoison
emptiness
empty
empyreal
empyreuma
empyreumatical
emulsion
emulsive
enamel
engrave
engraving
ens
entomolite
entrochite
envenom
epitomy
epizootic
equivalent
eruginous
esophagotomy
essence
euphorbium
examination
excavation
excoriate
exhale
exist
expiration
extract
extraction
extrication
exulceration
eyestone
fall
fat
fatty
feculency
feculent
feculum
fee
feel
felt
fermentation
ferro-prussiate
ferro-silicate
fertilizing
fethered
fiber
fibrin
fibrous
fieriness
filter
filtration
find
finely
firmless
firmness
fissure
fix
flabbiness
flatulent
flavor
flesh
flight
flimsiness
flimsy
flit
flood
floss
flow
flower
fluid
fluosilicate
flux
fly
foam
fold
food
forcible
formal
formation
fossil
fossil-copal
fother
fovilla
frankincense
fret
fumigation
funnel
galactite
gall
gallinaceous
gang
gangue
garble
gas
gelatin
gelatinate
gelatination
gelly
geognosy
geology
gird
give
glair
glare
glass
glassy
glaze
glazed
glazing
gliadine
glue
gluten
go
gold
gossamer
grain
granular
granulation
granulous
graphite
grave
graver
graving
graywacke
grind
gristle
ground
guano
gum
gum-resin
hackle
hatchetine
herborization
herl
hippomane
hollow
honey-comb
honey-dew
hoof
horn
hornet
hungry
hydracid
hydrate
hydroidic
hypostasy
hypostatical
ice
ignition
illinition
image
imbed
immaterialism
impanation
imply
implying
impure
impurity
inanimate
incense
inchoate
incision
inciting
incoherent
incombustible
incorporate
incorporeal
incorrupted
incorruptible
incrassate
incrust
indestructible
indigo
indisposition
indissoluble
indistinct
individually
infatuation
infect
infernal
infiltrate
infiltration
influence
inherence
inhumation
injection
ink
inlapidate
inscription
insolation
insoluble
inspissation
insufflation
insulate
insulated
insulator
intelligential
interior
intermediate
into
intransmutable
iodide
iodine
iron
iron-clay
irradiation
isinglass
isomorphism
ivory
jelly
jet
join
juse
juxtaposition
kelp
kermes-mineral
kernel
know
knurle
lac
lacerate
lacquer
lampblack
lanated
lantern
lapidescence
lapidescent
lapidification
lead
lens
leucine
leucite
leuthrite
lever
levigation
lichen
lientery
ligament
light
lignification
lignite
lime
lint
liquation
liquefaction
liquefier
liquid
liquor
lithanthrax
lithophyte
litter
liver
lock
lotion
luting
mace
macerate
machicolation
madrepore
magistery
magnesia
mandrel
manganese
manihot
manipulation
manna
manure
manured
margarine
mark
marrow
masticatory
match
mateless
material
materialism
materialist
matter
meal
mean
mechanical
medicate
medicating
medication
medicine
medium
medullary
melanite
melt
menilite
menstruum
mephitism
mercuriate
metal
metallic
metallization
metallize
metallography
miasma
mill
mine
mineral
mineralization
mineralize
mineralized
mineralizer
mineralogy
mingle
mirror
misletoe
mix
mixture
mode
mold
molder
mordant
mortar
moth
mother
mothery
moxa
mucilage
mucite
mucous
muffle
mummy
mundic
muriatiferous
musk
mutable
myricin
nail
naker
name
nap
naphtha
naphthaline
needle
negative
nephelin
nepheline
neptunian
neptunist
nerve
neutral
neutralization
neutralize
neutralizing
nicotin
niter
non-conducting
non-conduction
non-conductor
non-electric
nutrient
oakum
occupancy
ocra
oddly
oil
oily
oint
ointment
ooze
opake
opopanax
ordeal
ore
orichalcum
osmazome
osselet
ossific
ossification
ossified
ossify
outscourings
over
oxyd
oxydate
oxydation
oxygen
oyster
pad
palpable
paper
pappus
pare
parenchyma
pass
passable
passage
paste
pastel
peat
pechblend
pelican
penetrate
penetrating
per
perfection
perforation
perfume
permeable
permeate
permeating
peroxyd
perspicuity
pervious
pessary
pestle
petrifaction
petrifactive
petrify
petroleum
pharmacy
phenomenon
phosphorescence
physical
pickle
pile
pimelite
piperin
pissasphalt
piston
pitch
pith
pithy
placenta
plant
platonism
plug
plunge
plunged
pneumatical
pneumatics
pneumatology
poach
poise
poison
pollen
pollenin
pomace
poorness
porcelain
pore
porous
positive
positively
potash
potassium
poultice
pour
powder
precipitable
precipitate
precipitation
predicament
preen
preparation
preserve
press
prick
principle
prolifical
prolification
propolis
protoxyd
pubes
pubescence
puff
puffy
pulp
pulpy
pulverize
pumice
puncheon
pungency
putrefy
putrescence
putrescible
putrid
puzzolana
pyrite
pyrolignite
pyromalic
pyromucite
pyromucous
pyrophorus
pyrotartrite
pyroxene
pyrrhin
quality
quicklime
quilt
quilted
quilting
quinine
quintessence
radical
rapillo
rare
reagent
real
reassimilate
reassimilated
rectification
rectifier
rectify
reduce
reduction
reek
refine
refinement
regulus
rend
repellency
replaced
resin
resino-electric
resinous
resisting
resolution
resolve
retain
reticulation
retinasphalt
rhubarbarine
rigid
rock
rope
ropiness
ropy
rot
rotten
rotten-stone
roucou
rouge
rubber
rubefacient
ruler
rusma
rust
sagapenum
sago
salinous
salt
salve
sandarach
sandiver
sarcocolla
sarcolite
saturant
saturnite
scab
scald
scale
scent
scillitin
scobs
seal
secrete
secretion
seed
selenium
semi-arian
semi-metal
semi-primigenous
semi-protolite
semi-vitrification
separable
separate
separation
septaria
shadow
shard
sharp
shears
sheathe
shorl
shovel
shrink
sieve
sift
silcia
silex
silver
similitude
simple
sink
skeleton
slacken
sleazy
sleezy
slippery
slush
smear
smoke
smut
smutch
snap
soak
soder
solid
solvend
solvent
somatist
somatology
something
soot
sory
soul
sour
spark
spatter
spattered
speck
speckle
sperm
spherosiderite
spice
spicery
spill
spirit
spiritual
spissitude
splent
splint
spoil
spontaneous
spot
sprinkle
sprinkled
spume
spunge
spungy
spurt
stalactitic
star-jelly
star-shoot
starch
statue
stearin
steep
sternutatory
sticky
stiff
stiffen
stiffening
stiffness
stifle
stone
strain
stratification
stratified
stratify
stratifying
strawberry-tree
stream
stretch
strew
striae
string
strychnia
stuff
subacid
subject
sublimate
sublimated
sublimating
sublimation
sublime
subsist
substance
substantial
substantially
substantively
substratum
suety
suffer
sufficiency
sugar
sulphur
sum
summary
superficial
superficially
superficialness
supersubstantial
sweat
sweet
swell
swill
swim
sylvanite
table
tabular
taint
talcky
tallow
tan
tannin
tar
tarnish
taste
tattoo
tavern-haunter
tear
temper
tenacious
tenor
tenuity
terrene
terreous
test
testaceous
testicle
texture
thallite
thatch
thing
thred
tiffany
tincture
tincturing
tinge
tit
to
tooth
toothpicker
torch
toughness
transform
transformation
translocation
transmigration
transmission
transmutability
transmutable
transmutably
transmutation
transmute
transmuted
transmuting
transubstantiate
transubstantiation
transudation
transuding
treatment
tritheist
tritoxyd
truffle
truncated
tube
tuf
tumor
turf
turpentine
twine
twist
ulmin
ultimate
unable
unallied
unassimilated
uncompoundedness
unextended
unicorn
unity
unsubstantial
unsusceptible
urea
ustulation
vacant
vain
vanity
vapor
variolite
vary
vegetable
vegetation
vegeto-animal
vein
venom
verditer
vermifuge
vest
viciate
viciated
villous
virtue
viscousness
vitiate
vitreous
vitrify
vitriol
volatile
volatility
volcano
vomiting
vow
wadding
wade
wading
wallow
warp
wash
waste
wastorel
water
water-gruel
wattle
wax
weak
weed
whalebone
white-lead
wick
wire
wisp
wood
woots
wound
wrinkle
zarnich
zeine
zeolite
zoolite
zoonic
zumic



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1828 Definition

SUB'STANCE, n. [L. substantia, substo; sub and sto, to stand.]

1. In a general sense, being; something existing by itself; that which really is or exists; equally applicable to matter or spirit. Thus the soul of man is called an immaterial substance, a cogitative substance, a substance endued with thought. We say, a stone is a hard substance, tallow is a soft substance.

2. That which supports accidents.

That which subsists by itself is called substance; that which subsists in and by another, is called a mode or manner of being.

3. The essential part; the main or material part. In this epitome, we have the substance of the whole book.

This edition is the same in substance with the Latin.

4. Something real, not imaginary; something solid, not empty.

Heroic virtue did his actions guide,

And he the substance, not th' appearance chose.

5. Body; corporeal nature or matter.

The qualities of plants are more various than those of animal substances.

6. Goods; estate; means of living. Job's substance was seven thousand sheep, three thousand camels, &c. Job 1.

We are--exhausting our substance, but not for our own interest.
1913 Definition
Substance (substance)
n.(?)
Sub"stance
[F., fr. L. substantia, fr. substare to be under or present, to stand firm; sub under + stare to stand. See Stand.]
  1. That which underlies all outward manifestations; substratum; the permanent subject or cause of phenomena, whether material or spiritual; that in which properties inhere; that which is real, in distinction from that which is apparent; the abiding part of any existence, in distinction from any accident; that which constitutes anything what it is; real or existing essence.

    These cooks, how they stamp, and strain, and grind,
    And turn substance into accident!     Chaucer.

    Heroic virtue did his actions guide,
    And he the substance, not the appearance, chose.     Dryden.

  2. The most important element in any existence; the characteristic and essential components of anything; the main part; essential import; purport.

    This edition is the same in substance with the Latin. Bp. Burnet.

    It is insolent in words, in manner; but in substance it is not only insulting, but alarming. Burke.

  3. Body; matter; material of which a thing is made; hence, substantiality; solidity; firmness; as, the substance of which a garment is made; some textile fabrics have little substance.
  4. Material possessions; estate; property; resources.

    And there wasted his substance with riotous living. Luke xv. 13.

    Thy substance, valued at the highest rate,
    Can not amount unto a hundred marks.     Shak.

    We are destroying many thousand lives, and exhausting our substance, but not for our own interest. Swift.

  5. Same as Hypostasis, 2.
  6. To furnish or endow with substance; to supply property to; to make rich.
    [Obs.]
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