flux /fluks/

1. (an) act of flowing
2. A flow of matter
3. A state of flow or continuous change
4. A discharge generally from a mucous membrane (medicine)
5. Matter discharged
6. Excrement (euphemistic)
7. An easily fused substance, esp one added to another to make it more easily soldered
8. The rate of flow of mass, volume or energy (physics)

1. To melt
2. To apply flux to when soldering

1. To flow
2. To fuse

fluxion /flukˈshən/ noun

1. A flowing or discharge
2. Excessive flow of blood or fluid to any organ (medicine)
3. A difference or variation
4. The rate of change of a continuously varying quantity (mathematics)
5. (in pl) the name given by Newton to that branch of mathematics which with a different notation (developed by Leibniz) is known as differential and integral calculus

fluxˈional or fluxˈionary adjective (archaic)

1. Variable
2. Inconstant

fluxˈionist noun

A person skilled in fluxions

fluxˈive adjective (Shakespeare)

Flowing with tears

flux density noun (physics)

The number of photons (or particles) passing through a unit area normal to a beam, or the energy of the radiation passing through this area

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