10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ABIRRITANT»
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abirritant in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
Specific cells and tissues are usually affected. abirritant, able to soothe or relieve
irritation; an abirritant preparation. See abirritation. abirritation, la: weakness. Ib:
absence of tone or strength. 2: decreased responsiveness to stimuli. Cf. asthenia
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... abiogenesis abiogenético adj — abiogenetic abíonergia (1') — abionergy
abiosis (f) — abiosis abíótíco adj — abiotic abíotrofia (1') — abiotrophy abiotrófico
adj — abiotrophic abírrítante adj— abirritant, abirritative abírrítante (m) —
abirritant ...
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Delmar's Medical Terminology
1 1 5 Abdominothoracic, 4.126, 4.127 Abducted, 4.98 Abduction, 4.96, 4.97,
10.74, 10.75, 10.1 34, 11.10 Aberrant, 4.92-1.95, 10.74, 10.75 Ability, 1.52, 1.53
Abirritant, 10.76 Ablation, 10.81 Abnormal, 4.90, 10.74, 10-75 Aboral, 10.74 Abort
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Who in his implausible entirety could possibly enjoin us from an interjection as
clearly abirritant as it is anonymous? Since you seem to be drawn up so stiffly.
What are his haps without the addition of our hazards? Who among the angelic ...
... 4.118 Abdominocentesis,4.120–4.121 Abdominocystic, 1.75, 4.125
Abdominothoracic, 4.136–4.137 Abducted,4.108 Abduction, 4.106–4.107, 10.78,
10.79, 10.82, 11.12 Aberrant, 4.102–4.106, 10.78, 10.79 Ability, 1.52, 1.53
Abirritant, 10.80 ...
Jean Tannis Dennerll, Phyllis E. Davis, 2009
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Lewis' Dictionary of Toxicology
Cf. biotic environment, abiotic, factor (abiotic). abiotrophic. of or pertaining to
abiotrophy. abiotrophy. a loss of vitality by an organism or deterioration, usually
of specific cells and tissues, in the absence of apparent injury. abirritant, capable
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On the Shoulders of Giants: The Post-Italianate Edition
... i63n Ogden Nash's versified version of Aubrey, 93-5 Tristram's chapter on Mrs.
Wadman's eye, 96-7 fabricated sources, 252 fatherhood in science, see eponymy
, in science felix culpa, 195 finagler, etymology of, 1 10-1 Fuller abirritant, the, ...
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Midline Medical Dictionary
Abiosis. Death; absence of life; non-viability. 3*3tarTT; Abiotic. Incompatible with
life; non-viable. Abiotrophia. See Abiotrophy. Abiotrophy Abiotrophy. Premature
loss of vitality; abiotrophia. Abirritant. Allaying irritation.
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A to Z Glossary of Medical Terms for Homeopaths
ABDUCTOR 3REVIS — ABLEPSY Abductor Brevis Policis Abelmoschus
Moschatus Aberrant Aherratio Aberration Abeyance Abide Abies Abietite
Abiology Abiosis Abirritant Al)irri(ation Ablactation Ablate Ablation Abiepharia
Ablepsia Ablepsy ...
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Pocket Medical Dictionary
The production of living by nonliving matter; spontaneous generation. Abiologic,
ah-bi-o-loj' -ik . Not pertaining to biology. Abiosis, ab-i-o'-sis. Death. Abirritant, ab-
ir' -it-ant. Allaying irritation. Abirrita'tion. Diminished tissue-irritability; asthenia.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
