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Can the word colloid be used in scrabble?
Yes. Colloid is allowed in Scrabble.
Is soft water a colloid?
Soft water would not be considered a colloid. This is because the definition of a colloid describes it as the fine dispersion of a substance in another without a new solution forming.
How can the word ''colloid'' be used in a sentence?
Wallpaper paste is a colloid. When you mix flour in water you form a colloid.
Where can a person find the definition of the word contemptuous?
You can find the definition of a word in any dictionary that is handy. Though not that big of a word, it may not be listed in lesser known dictionaries.
How do you find a definition?
You find the word in a dictionary and you can look up the word in an on line dictionary.
What is a dictionery?
It is a book to find the definition of a word
Where can I find the definition of the word quite?
There are several dictionaries on the internet that list the definition of the word Quite. Each of them lists the definition and gives an example of its usage.
How does smoke fit in a definition of a colloid?
Smoke can be considered a colloid due to its particulate nature. In a colloid, small solid particles are dispersed in a gas or liquid medium. Smoke consists of tiny solid particles suspended in air, making it a type of aerosol colloid.
Where is a website where you can type in the definition and find the word?
dictionary.com
Something you find out about a word by looking it up in the dictionary?
When looking up a word in the dictionary, you can find out its definition, part of speech, and sometimes its origin or etymology.
Where online can one find a definition of the word desecration?
Online dictionaries such as Oxford Dictionaries and Wiktionary are great resources to find the definition of most words, including the word desecration.
Where can one find the definition of the word 'addiction'?
One can find the definition of the word "addiction" on a variety of online sources. Such sources include Psychology Today, Wiktionary, Dictionary, and Wikipedia.
