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Meanings of inspissate in English

Portuguese
engrossar
Catalan
espessir-se
Spanish
cuajar

Become thick or thicker.

engrossar
Usage of inspissate in English
1
It inspissated, fell in clots, mucal rain, and the sky and air was empty.
Iron Council
2
The other four were made of beer that had been both hopped and fermented before inspissated.
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3
The external auditory canal was narrowed and somewhat deformed and there was a considerable quantity of inspissated wax present.
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4
So inspissated has the road system become that more trunk road building is not even a palliative of urban congestion.
The Irish Times
5
Her lymph is inspissated.
The Physiology of Marriage, Part 3