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deliquescence
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deliquescence /del·i·ques·cence/ (del″ĭ-kwes´ens) dampness or liquefaction from the absorption of water from air.deliques´cent
del·i·ques·cence (dl-kwsns)
n.
The process of dissolving or of becoming liquid through the absorption of moisture from the atmosphere.

deliquescence [del″ĭ-kwes´ens]
the condition of becoming moist or liquefied as a result of absorption of water from the air.

deliquescence
the condition of becoming moist or liquified as a result of absorption of water from the air.


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The list runs: Elvis Costello's Indoor Fireworks, the Chills' Effloresce and Deliquesce (yes, I know it was on the B-list only a few weeks ago, but come on, it's fantastic), the White Stripes' Hand Springs (two bust-ups for the price of one
The proud heritage of Britishness daily deliquesces as jurists--insulated, like their U.
Cowherd,' you used to be called, but are now rather more like a goatherd, One of those goatherds who, when he observes how the she-goats are getting Stuffed, deliquesces in tears because he cannot be such a he-goat.
 
 
 
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