eliquate
transitive verb
eli·quate
ēˈlīˌkwāt,
ə̇ˈ-;
ˈeləˌk-
-ed/-ing/-s
1
obsolete : to cause to flow freely : liquefy
2
a
: liquate, smelt
b
: to part by liquefaction
Word History
Etymology
Latin eliquatus, past participle of eliquare to strain, clarify, cause to flow freely, from e- + liquare to strain, liquefy, melt
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