The filtrated liquor was highly impregnated with the camphor.
When a large quantity of fluid is to be filtrated, the paper is supported by the frame of wood, Pl.
I then added thirty grains of strong quick-lime in exceeding fine powder, shook the mixture well, and filtrated it.
The oily part is now filtrated through strainers; and the remainder, which is called foots, is again heated, and put into casks.
This was not acting, but the flashing of a stream where the sunshine reached to its bed; was filtrated through pure, sweet waters.
1610s, probably a back-formation from filtration. As a noun, from 1846.
filtrate fil·trate (fĭl'trāt')
v. fil·trat·ed, fil·trat·ing, fil·trates
To put or go through a filter. n.
Material, especially liquid, that has passed through a filter.
