The membrane is thickened, reddened, rendered friable, and ultimately ulcerated, and the now narrowed sheath is blocked by the increasing mass of sebaceous and urinous material and the decomposing mucus and pus.
As a final test, if the lower, fluctuating part of the abdomen is punctured with a hypodermic needle, a straw-colored liquid of a urinous odor flows out.
The parts exhale a urinous odour, which, when once smelt by the practitioner, can never afterwards be mistaken.
If any of the last salt be present, the bread will have a yellowish colour, and a slightly alkaline or urinous flavour.
The red mass is next poured into a flat vessel, and left to evaporate till its urinous smell has disappeared, and till it has assumed an agreeable colour verging upon violet.
The same three alkalis have an acrid, and somewhat urinous taste; the first two are energetic solvents of animal matter; and the three combine with oils, so as to form soaps.
Such children may be ultimately attacked by indolent ulcers on the nates and lower extremities, the results of urinous excoriations.
If great and expensive cleanliness is not practised, the bed, and even the whole room, acquires a urinous odor, which contaminates the atmosphere and begets conditions by no means favorable to healthy growth.
And yet lately by the help of this Urinous Spirit we made a Blew Liquor, which not a few Ingenious Persons, and among them, some, whose Profession makes them very Conversant with Colours, have looked upon with some wonder.
But it took more than a year to effect this separation; nor are we sure that it was complete; for it is not certain that all the fixed part was left behind, and that some of it was not dissipated with the Volatile Urinous Salt.
If the Soap leave on your tongue the sensation of an Alkaline Salt, and produce an urinous savour, it is a sign that there is too much Salt in proportion to the Oil.
The qualification of urinous is given it, because, as was said, a great deal thereof is generated in putrefied urine, to which it communicates its smell.
This mixture he puts into a glass retort, and with a graduated fire draws off a very sharp, volatile, urinous spirit.
In the former state it is called a Volatile Urinous Spirit; and in the latter a Volatile Urinous Salt.
The Volatile Urinous Salt was by this means dissipated; having deserted the fixed part, which remained at the bottom of the bason, and, being exposed to the fire, retained its fixed nature.
He next distils the mixture in a glass retort with degrees of fire, which he raises towards the end so as to make the retort red-hot, in order to expel all the urinous spirit, superfluous oil, and ammoniacal salt.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "urinous" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
