(remove oxygen)
41deoxidised — deoxidise (Brit.) v. remove oxygen; (Chemistry) cause a substance to undergo a loss of oxygen (also deoxidize) …
42deoxidises — deoxidise (Brit.) v. remove oxygen; (Chemistry) cause a substance to undergo a loss of oxygen (also deoxidize) …
43deoxidising — deoxidise (Brit.) v. remove oxygen; (Chemistry) cause a substance to undergo a loss of oxygen (also deoxidize) …
44deoxidize — (Amer.) de·ox·i·dize || diË É’ksɪdaɪz v. remove oxygen; (Chemistry) cause a substance to undergo a loss of oxygen (also deoxidise) …
45deoxidized — deoxidize (Amer.) de·ox·i·dize || diË É’ksɪdaɪz v. remove oxygen; (Chemistry) cause a substance to undergo a loss of oxygen (also deoxidise) …
46deoxidizes — deoxidize (Amer.) de·ox·i·dize || diË É’ksɪdaɪz v. remove oxygen; (Chemistry) cause a substance to undergo a loss of oxygen (also deoxidise) …
47deoxidizing — deoxidize (Amer.) de·ox·i·dize || diË É’ksɪdaɪz v. remove oxygen; (Chemistry) cause a substance to undergo a loss of oxygen (also deoxidise) …
48deoxygenate — [dē äks′ə jə nāt΄] vt. deoxygenated, deoxygenating to remove oxygen, esp. free oxygen, from (water, air, blood, etc.) …
49deoxygenate — v.tr. remove oxygen, esp. free oxygen, from. Derivatives: deoxygenation n …
50de|ox|y|gen|ate — «dee OK suh juh nayt», transitive verb, at|ed, at|ing. to remove oxygen, especially free oxygen, from (a compound or mixture, such as water); deoxygenize …
