residuum
31residuum — SYN: residue. [L. ntr. of residuus, left behind, remaining, fr. re sideo, to sit back, remain behind] * * * re·sid·u·um ri zij ə wəm n, pl re·sid·ua ə wə also residuums something that remains esp RESIDUAL ( …
32Residuum — Rest, levn, bundfald …
33Residuum — Re|si|du|um 〈n.; Gen.: s, Pl.: du|en〉 Rest, Rückstand [Etym.: lat. zu residere »sitzen«] …
34Residuum — Resi̱du|um [zu lat. residuus = zurückbleibend] s; s, ...duen u. ...dua: 1) Rückstand, Rest (z. B. von nicht ausgeschiedenem Harn in der Blase; die Reserveluft der Lunge). 2) [Dauer]folge einer Krankheit (z. B. körperliche oder geistige… …
35residuum — (residual soil material) Unconsolidated, weathered, or partly weathered mineral material that accumulates by disintegration of bedrock in place. Compare: colluvium, regolith, saprolite. HP …
36residuum — re sid·u·um || rɪ zɪdjÊŠÉ™m n. rest, remainder, material that remains after part has been removed; part of an estate that remains after repayment of debts and liabilities (Law); material that remains after filtration or distillation… …
37Residuum — Residue from crude oil after distilling off all but the heaviest components, with a boiling range greater than 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit. U.S. Dept. of Energy, Energy Information Administration s Energy Glossary …
38residuum — [rɪ zɪdjʊəm] noun (plural residua djʊə) 1》 technical a chemical residue. 2》 Sociology a class of society that is unemployed and without privileges or opportunities. Origin C17: from L., neut. of residuus, residere to remain …
39residuum — n. 1. Residue, remainder. 2. Surplus. 3. Rabble, dregs of society, scum of society …
40residuum — re·sid·u·um …
