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SEC. III. COMBINATION DECOMPOSITION 55

Pin, corking- pin, safety- pin, nail, brad, tack, skewer, staple ,

clamp, vice, bracket, cramp, screw, button, buckle, brooch, clasp
hasp, hinge, hank, catch, latch, latchet, tag, hook, tooth, hook and

eye, lock, locket, holdfast, padlock, rivet, grappling-iron, stake,
post, gyve, shackle, etc. (752), clip.

Cement, glue, gum, paste, size, solder, lute, putty, birdlime ,
mortar, stucco, plaster grout.
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46. COHERENCE Substantives), 47. Want of adhesion, non
(
cohesion, adherence , adhesion, adhesion, immiscibility.
accretion, concretion agglutina- INCOHERENCE ( Substantives )
,
tion, conglutination, aggregation, looseness, laxity, slackness, re
consolidation, set, cementation, taxation, freedom, disjunction.
soldering, welding, grouting. ( Phrases ). A rope of sand

Sticking, clinging, adhesive - disjecta membra.
ness, stickiness, gumminess, gum - ( Verbs). To loosen, make loose

mosity, glutinosity, cohesiveness, slacken, relax, unglue, unsolder
density (321), inseparability, in- etc., detach, untwist, unravel
separableness, tenaciousness, ten- unroll, etc. (44, 313).
acity. To comminute (330).

concrete,
Clot,
cake, lump,
( Adjectives ). Incoherent,
im
solid, conglomerate (321). miscible, detached, non- adhesive
( Verbs ). To cohere, adhere, loose, slack, lax, relaxed, baggy.
stick, cling, cleave, hold, take Segregated, flapping, stream

hold of, hold fast, hug, grow or ing, dishevelled, unincorporated
hang together, twine round. unconsolidated, uncombined, etc.
To concrete, curdle, cake. like grains of sand.

( Phrases ). To stick like a leech;
to stick like wax; to cling like
ivy, like a bur, like a limpet.

To glue, agglutinate, conglutinate, consolidate, solidify

(321), cement, lute, paste, gum, grout, stick, solder, weld.
( Adjectives ). Cohesive, adhesive, cohering, tenacious, etc.,
sticky, glutinous, gluey, gummy, viscous (352), agglutinatory.

United, unsejmrated, sessile, inseparable, infrangible (321)f

48. COMBINATION ( Substan- 49. DECOMPOSITION ( Substan -

tives ), union, unification, syn - fives ), disjunction, analysis, rcso-
thesis, incorporation, amalgama- lution, dissolution, catalysis, cor -
tion, coalescence, crasis, fusion, ruption (653).

synthesis, conflation, absorption, ( Verbs ). To decompose, dis-
blending, centralisation. embody, analyse, decompound.

Compound, composition, amal - resolve, take to pieces, separate
gam, impregnation. , into its elements, dissect, unravel.

( Verbs ). To combine, unite, etc., break up.

unify, incorporate, amalgamate, I ( Adjectives). Decomposed, etc.,
synthesise, embody, unify, re- [ catalytic, analytic, analytical
embody, blend merge, fuse, I corrupted, dissolved !
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absorb, melt into one, consoli 1