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toluidine

noun
to路​lu路​i路​dine | \ t蓹-藞l眉-蓹-藢d膿n How to pronounce toluidine (audio) \

Definition of toluidine

: any of three isomeric amino derivatives of toluene C7H9N that are analogous to aniline and are used as dye intermediates

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 Names like toluidine toner, byaku gunjo, madder lake, maple soot, and dragon鈥檚 blood (speaking of Hogwarts) are as beautiful as the pigments that bear them. — Mark Feeney, BostonGlobe.com, "Coloring our world, from cave paintings to today," 15 Mar. 2018

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First Known Use of toluidine

1850, in the meaning defined above

History and Etymology for toluidine

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toluidine

noun
to路​lu路​idine | \ t蓹-藞l眉-蓹-藢d膿n How to pronounce toluidine (audio) \

Medical Definition of toluidine

: any of three isomeric amino derivatives of toluene C7H9N that are analogous to aniline and are used as dye intermediates

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