10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «EMPASMA» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
*Empasma*, m.Pó,comque se enxuga o suorou se lhe modifica o cheiro.(Gr.
empasma) * *Empasmar*, v. i. Bras. de Minas. O mesmo que pasmar. * *
Empassocar*, v. t. Bras. Encher de passoca; enfartar. *Empastadamente*,adv. Á
maneira de ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
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Midline Medical Dictionary
A powder to remove a bad personal odour; empasma. Empasma. See Empasm.
Emphysema. A condition of dilatation and destruction of the air passages of the
lungs, causing breathing difficulties. Atrophic E., senile emphysema with wasting
...
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Medical Lexicon: A New Dictionary of Medical Science, ...
Quadrigcminaa, Q. tubereula. Emiseaire, Emunctory. Emmenia, Menses.
Emmeniagoga, Emmenagoguea. Emmyxium nrticulnre, Hydrarthrua. Emonctoire,
Emunotory. Emotio, Delirium, Luxatiou. Empasma, Catapasma. Empeiriu,
Experience.
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Neumann and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Empasma, polvo oloroso que se derrama sobre el cuerpo. To Empassion, va.
Conmover, perturbar. EmpXssionate, a. Perturbado, conmovido. То Empeach, va
. Impedir, oponer. To Empéople, ra. Poblar. E'mperkss, ». Emperatriz,
emperadora.
Henry Neumann, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1839
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
... to 56°C and then centrifuged. Liquid elution of antibodies normally uses ether
as the solvent. em-, prefix meaning 'in, on': embolism, empasma. EM,
abbreviation.
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
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John Florio: A Worlde of Wordes
EMOLUMENTO, commodity, benefit or profite gotten by labour. EMOROIDE, a
kinde of venemous serpent. Also a disease called the Hemorrhoides. EMPASMA,
a composition of divers sweete powders to take away sweate and cause itching.
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Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of ...
EMPARLANCE, in Common Law, signifies a Desire or Petition in a Court, of a
Day to pause what is best to do : And 'tis called by the Civilians, Tfetitionem
induciarum. EMPASMA, the fame with Catapasma. EMPATTEMENT, according to
some, ...
EMPA'LEMENT. See C.-\LYX. EMPASMA, (from macaw, to sprinlrle upon).
CATAPASMA. EMPEROS, (from €,WI!EI§'C0, to mutilate). l\rIUTlLATED. E'
MPETRUM~(from EV, and wzipog, aslnnc). A1.YPt:M. E'im>n1'auM 'rm'Mnt.iE'1n
ro'1.11s, ...
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
EM, abbreviation for erythema multiforme. em-, prefix meaning “in, on”: embolism,
empasma. emaciation lima'shia'shonl [L, emaciare, to make lean], 1. excessive
leanness caused by disease or lack of nutrition. —emaciated, lima'she-a'tid/ adj.
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
[empasma, Lat. from it, and va^ao, Gr. to sprinkle.] A medicine composed of
sweet powders, to take away sweat, correct the bad scent of the body, and allay
inflammations, by being sprinkled or rubbed upon the parts affected. To EMPAS'
SION ...
