- al´co|hol´i|za´tion
- al|co|hol|ize «AL kuh hl yz, -hol-», transitive verb, -ized, -iz|ing.1. to change into alcohol.2. to add alcohol to.3. to make drunk; intoxicate.–al´co|hol´i|za´tion, noun.
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al´co|hol´i|za´tion
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al|co|hol|ize — «AL kuh hl yz, hol », transitive verb, ized, iz|ing. 1. to change into alcohol. 2. to add alcohol to. 3. to make drunk; intoxicate. –al´co|hol´i|za´tion, noun … Useful english dictionary
dealcoholize — de·al·co·hol·ize (dē ălʹkə hô līz ) tr.v. de·al·co·hol·ized, de·al·co·hol·iz·ing, de·al·co·hol·izes To remove some or all of the alcohol from (beverages): dealcoholized the white wine. de·al co·hol i·zaʹtion ( hô lĭ zāʹshən, hŏl ĭ ) n. * * * … Universalium
alcoholization — Permeation or saturation with alcohol. * * * al·co·hol·i·za·tion (al″kə hol″i zaґshən) treatment by application or injection of alcohol … Medical dictionary
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