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magma /mag·ma/ (mag´mah)
1. a thick, viscous, aqueous suspension of finely divided, insoluble, inorganic material.
2. a thin, pastelike substance composed of organic material.

mag·ma (mgm)
n.
1. A mixture of finely divided solids with enough liquid to produce a pasty mass.
2. A suspension of particles in a liquid, such as milk of magnesia.

magma [mag´mah]
1. a thick, viscous, aqueous suspension of finely divided, insoluble, inorganic material.
2. a thin, pastelike substance composed of organic material.

magma
1. a suspension of finely divided material in a small amount of water.
2. a thin, paste-like substance composed of organic material.


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