elixation

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

ELIXA'TION, noun [Latin elixus, from elixio, to boil, to moisten or macerate, from lixo, lix.] 1. The act of boiling or stewing; also, concoction in the stomach; digestion. 2. In pharmacy, the extraction of the virtues of ingredients by boiling or stewing; also, lixiviation.
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