aquæous

A form of aqueous — Of or relating to water.

Meanings

adjectiveaquæous (comparative more aquæous, superlative most aquæous)

comparative more aquæous · superlative most aquæous

  1. obsoleteObsolete spelling of aqueous.

    In a part of the rock more or less removed from this specimen, the iron was taken into solution by slowly filtrating aquæous agencies as a carbonate.

    1894, Josiah Edward Spurr, The Iron‐Bearing Rocks of the Mesabi Range in Minnesota, Harrison & Smith; Chapter IV, page 73
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