Definition of: bromide

(brō′mīd, -mid) noun
1. Chem. A compound of bromine with an element or an organic radical; a salt of hydrobromic acid: potassium bromide, KBr.
2. A photograph printed on paper, etc., that has been subjected to the effects of bromide of silver. Also bro′·mid (-mid). [<BROM(INE) + -IDE]

Definition of: bromide

(brō′mīd, -mid) noun Colloq.
1. One who utters platitudes; a commonplace bore.
2. A platitude; a dull remark. [<BROMIDE¹; with ref. to the sedative effect of some bromides]
—bro·mid·ic (brō·mid′ik) adjective

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iii bromide
methyl bromide
potassium bromide
ethidium bromide
hydrogen bromide
phenylmagnesium bromide
lithium bromide
cyanogen bromide
sodium bromide
pancuronium bromide
magnesium bromide
allyl bromide
bromide ion
v bromide
zinc bromide

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Definition of: bromide

Definition of: bromide

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