10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIAPYETIC»
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diapyetic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
diapyetic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Encyklopädisches englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches ...
I; tf~ung critugenti, bit tj^img (be)jov- bcrnti(t8 Witttl) suppurative, maturative,
diapyetic (l. n. (jiteriiugS-miltcI). ftiteritngij'... (--"...) path. In 3f.^(iunjtn, i«.: ~fttbet n
— Giter-fifbtr; ~mitttl n maturant (f. a. eitcrn III). ej. [It. ejn'tdem] of the same month.
Eduard Muret, Daniel Sanders, Immanuel Schmidt, 1897
2
Lieber's Standard Telegraphic Code
Kilos of Logs of Mats of Packages of — Pieces of Pounds of Quarters of Quintals
of Reels of Thousand feet of Tons of in ballast Rio de Janeiro. Diapyeme . .
Diapyetic . . Diaquilao . . Diarachine. . Diarchy Diarhodi . . . Diarial Diariorum .
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The new general and mining telegraph code
To take advantage of the excitement in 8612 Diaporesis There is no excitement
here 8613 Diapyetic . Caused great excitement [been discounted? 8614 Diarists .
Caused but little excitement, the information had 8615 Diarrhetic Under the ...
C. Algernon Moreing, Thomas Neal, 1901
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The Physicians' Manual: A Handy Reference Book Compiled ...
Dinphoretic—Tending to produce or increase perspiration. Diapn0ic—P1'
0m0tll1g perspiration. Diapyetic—Promoting suppuration. Dian-hetic—Producing
profuse stools. Dietetlc—Pertaining to diet or the regulation of the diet. Di gestant
—Aidi ...
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New Official Vocabulary for Telegrams in Preconcerted ...
... Diasenne Diapsychon Diasericos Diapterne Diasia Diaptose Diasie Diaptosis
Diasies Diapyème Diasirmo ` Diapyesis Diasmyrne ‚ Diapyetic Diasmyrni _
Diapyle Diasmyrnon Í Diaquiläo Diasome Diaquilon Diasostes Diarachine
Diasostica ...
International Telegraph Bureau, Bern, 1899
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English and Chinese pronouncing dictionary
... (di-a-frag-mat'-ik) «. Pertaining to the diaphragm, J2i;j(a&l ft Diaphragmatiti8,(di
-a-frag-ma-ti'-tis) n. Inflammation of the diaphragm, or of its peritoneal coats,
jjintffjtfl. Diapnoic, (di-ap-no'-ik) a. Promoting gentle perspiration, frflf . Diapyetic ...
Shang wu yin shu kuan, 1903
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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
1. The central part of the long or cylindrical bones. mm) fifl-±1>SB, fi-i-±*H5 2.
Prolongation of an inflorescence, Diapnoic, (di-ap-no'-ik) a. Promoting gentle
perspiration, (gr) $?S5rT9<J. Diapyetic, (di'-a-pi-et'-ik) a. Producing suppuration, (
B) ...
8
The Premier Cypher Telegraphic Code
... diapontius diaporesis diaprassio diapreada diapreados diaprerie diapruno
diapsalma diapterne diaptose diaptosis diapyeme diapyetic diaquilao diaraohine
diarchy diarhodi diarial diariorum diarmait diarrage diarrena diarrhodon
diarrhoea ...
9
An Epitome of therapeutics
... revulsive. desiccant, absorbing moisture, drying. detergent, cleansing. diabrotic
, corroding the flesh or skin. dialytic, relaxing. diaphoretic, producing perspiration.
diapnoic, promoting perspiration. diapyetic, aiding suppuration. diarrhetic, ...
John Wyeth & Brother, 1901
10
Midline Medical Dictionary
The shaft of a long bone. 3<R*4qtf; Diaphysitis. Inflammation of the diaphysis. w
Diaplacental. Through the placenta. 3FTU SRT; 3TTTT Diaplasis. Setting of a
fracture. SiR^ti^Wi; zf\ ij£ wsf\ Diapne. Perspiration Diapyetic. Promoting
suppuration ...