distilled

[ dih-stild ]
/ dɪˈstɪld /

adjective

obtained or produced by distillation.

Origin of distilled

1425–75; late Middle English. See distill, -ed2

OTHER WORDS FROM distilled

un·dis·tilled, adjective

Definition for distilled (2 of 3)

distil
[ dih-stil ]
/ dɪˈstɪl /

verb (used with or without object), dis·tilled, dis·til·ling. Chiefly British.

Definition for distilled (3 of 3)

distill
[ dih-stil ]
/ dɪˈstɪl /

verb (used with object)

verb (used without object)

Origin of distill

1325–75; Middle English distillen (< Anglo-French distiller) < Latin distillāre, variant of dēstillāre, equivalent to dē- de- + stillāre to drip

OTHER WORDS FROM distill

Example sentences from the Web for distilled

British Dictionary definitions for distilled

distil

US distill

/ (dɪsˈtɪl) /

verb -tils, -tills, -tilling or -tilled

to subject to or undergo distillation See also rectify (def. 2)
(sometimes foll by out or off) to purify, separate, or concentrate, or be purified, separated, or concentrated by distillation
to obtain or be obtained by distillation to distil whisky
to exude or give off (a substance) in drops or small quantities
(tr) to extract the essence of as if by distillation

Derived forms of distil

distillable, adjective

Word Origin for distil

C14: from Latin dēstillāre to distil, from de- + stillāre to drip

Medical definitions for distilled

distill
[ dĭ-stĭl ]

v.

To subject a substance to distillation.
To separate a distillate by distillation.
To increase the concentration of, separate, or purify a substance by distillation.