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percolate
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percolate /per·co·late/ (per´kah-lāt)
1. to strain; to submit to percolation.
2. to trickle slowly through a substance.
3. a liquid that has been submitted to percolation.

per·co·late (pûrk-lt)
v.
1. To cause a liquid to pass slowly through a porous substance or small holes; filter.
2. To drain or seep through.
3. To cause a solvent liquid to pass through a mixture, such as a powdered drug, so as to extract the soluble portion.
n. (-lt, -lt)
A liquid that has been percolated.

perco·lation n.

percolate [per´ko-lāt]
1. to strain; to submit to percolation.
2. a liquid that has been submitted to percolation.
3. to trickle slowly through a substance.

percolate
1. to strain; to submit to percolation.
2. a liquid that has been submitted to percolation.
3. to trickle slowly through a substance.


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