Spirits - Law Dictionary Search Results

Fugacity

The quality of being fugacious fugaclousness volatility as fugacity of spirits

Not being or having matter as matterless spirits

The benevolent spirits of the dead especially of dead ancestors regarded as family

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The act of bringing spirits to a certain degree of strength called proof

produce effects by the assistance of supernatural beings or departed spirits or by a mastery of secret forces in nature attained

or demon one of the fabled genii good and evil spirits supposed to be the children of fire and to have

Spirits or ghosts of the departed specters

easily set fire easily enkindled combustible as inflammable oils or spirits

flighty also haughty patronizing as to be in hoity toity spirits or to assume hoity toity airs used also as an

Highly rectified very strongly alcoholic as high proof spirits

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