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1. (n.) fluoride
a salt of hydrofluoric acid consisting of two elements, one of which is fluorine, as sodium fluoride, NaF.
2. fluoride
a compound containing fluorine.
Etymology: (1820–30)
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1. (noun) fluoride
a salt of hydrofluoric acid
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1. (noun) fluoride
a binary compound of fluorine with another element or radical
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Sense: any of several substances containing fluorine, especially one which helps to prevent tooth decay.
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 Afrikaans: fluoried |
 Arabic: مُرَكَّب الفلور |
 Bulgarian: флурис |
 Brazilian: flúor |
 Czech: fluorid |
 German: das Fluorid |
 Danish: fluor |
 Greek: φθοριούχος ένωση |
 Spanish: flúor |
 Estonian: fluoriid |
 Farsi: فلوراید |
 Finnish: fluori |
 French: fluor |
 Hebrew: פְלוּאוֹרִיד |
 Hindi: फलोरीन गैस का एक यौगिक |
 Croatian: fluorid |
 Hungarian: fluorid |
 Indonesian: fluor |
 Icelandic: flúoríð |
 Italian: fluoruro |
 Japanese: ふっ化物 |
 Korean: 플루오르화물 |
 Lithuanian: floridas |
 Latvian: fluorīds |
 Malay: florida |
 Dutch: fluoride |
 Norwegian: fluor(id) |
 Polish: fluorek |
 Persian: فلوراید |
 Pashto: فلوراید |
 Portuguese: flúor |
 Romanian: florură |
 Russian: фторид |
 Slovak: fluorid |
 Slovenian: fluorid |
 Serbian: fluor |
 Swedish: fluor[id] |
 Thai: ฟลูออไรด์ |
 Turkish: flüorür |
 Taiwanese: 氟化物 |
 Ukrainian: фторид |
 Urdu: فلورین کا کوئی بھی مزدوج |
 Vietnamese: florua |
 Chinese: 氟化物 |
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