solidˈify transitive verb

To make solid or compact

To grow solid

solˈidish adjective

solˈidism noun

The doctrine that refers all diseases to alterations of the solid parts of the body

solˈidist noun

A believer in solidism

solidˈity noun

1. The state of being solid
2. Fullness, substance, actuality
3. Strength or firmness, moral or physical
4. Soundness, sturdiness
5. Volume
6. A solid thing (Shakespeare)

solˈidly adverb

solˈidness noun

solid angle noun

One of the eight cone-shaped three-dimensional angles defined by the intersection of three plane surfaces

solid colour noun

1. A colour covering the whole of an object
2. A uniform colour

solˈid-hoofed adjective

(of animals) with uncloven hoofs

solid matter noun (printing)

Matter set without leads between the lines

solid of revolution noun

A solid figure regarded as formed by a plane figure turning round on an axis

solid propellant noun (space)

Rocket propellant in solid state, usu in caked, plastic-like form

solid solution noun

An arrangement of atoms or molecules of different species within the same crystal lattice

solˈid-state adjective

1. Of, consisting of, or relating to solid substances
2. Of, consisting of or relating to semiconductor materials (and their electrical properties)

solid-state light noun

Light produced by means of a semiconductor device

solid-state physics singular noun

A branch of physics which covers all properties of solid materials, now esp electrical conduction in crystals of semiconductors, and superconductivity and photoconductivity

solid with

1. Packed tight with
2. On a firm footing of understanding with
3. Supporting fully