| LIXIVIA | • lixivia n. Plural of lixivium. • LIXIVIUM n. (Latin) a solution of alkaline salts extracted from wood ashes; hence, any solution obtained by lixiviation. |
| LIXIVIAL | • lixivial adj. (Obsolete or historical) Of or derived from lye or wood ashes. • LIXIVIAL adj. impregnated with a salt or salts like a lixivium. |
| LIXIVIATE | • lixiviate v. To separate (a substance) into soluble and insoluble components through percolation; to leach. • lixiviate adj. Of or relating to lye or lixivium; of the quality of alkaline salts. • lixiviate adj. Impregnated with salts from wood ashes. |
| LIXIVIATED | • lixiviated v. Simple past tense and past participle of lixiviate. • LIXIVIATE v. to separate by washing with solvent; to treat with lye, etc. |
| LIXIVIATES | • lixiviates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lixiviate. • LIXIVIATE v. to separate by washing with solvent; to treat with lye, etc. |
| LIXIVIATING | • lixiviating v. Present participle of lixiviate. • LIXIVIATE v. to separate by washing with solvent; to treat with lye, etc. |
| LIXIVIATION | • lixiviation n. The process of lixiviating. • LIXIVIATION n. the separation of a substance into soluble and insoluble constituents by percolation of liquid, usually water. |
| INTOXICATIVE | • intoxicative adj. Relating to, or causing intoxication. • INTOXICATIVE adj. serving to intoxicate. |
| LIXIVIATIONS | • lixiviations n. Plural of lixiviation. • LIXIVIATION n. the separation of a substance into soluble and insoluble constituents by percolation of liquid, usually water. |
| EXPANSIVITIES | • expansivities n. Plural of expansivity. • EXPANSIVITY n. the state of being expansive. |
| IMPROVISATRIX | • improvisatrix n. A female that improvises. • IMPROVISATRIX n. (archaic) a female improvisator, also IMPROVISATRICE. |
| EXHAUSTIVITIES | • exhaustivities n. Plural of exhaustivity. • EXHAUSTIVITY n. the state of being exhaustive. |
| EXEMPLIFICATIVE | • exemplificative adj. Serving as an example; illustrative. • EXEMPLIFICATIVE adj. serving to exemplify. |
| EXTENSIVISATION | • EXTENSIVISATION n. the extensive method of agriculture, also EXTENSIVIZATION. |
| EXTENSIVIZATION | • EXTENSIVIZATION n. the extensive method of agriculture, also EXTENSIVISATION. |
| IMPROVISATRIXES | • IMPROVISATRIX n. (archaic) a female improvisator, also IMPROVISATRICE. |