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distillate

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dis·til·late (dst-lt, -lt, d-stlt)
n.
A liquid condensed from vapor in distillation.
distillate
[distil′it]
Etymology: L, distillare, to drop down
the liquid vaporized, condensed, and collected in a distillation.
distillate [dis´tĭ-lāt]
a product of distillation.
distillate
a product of distillation.
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