10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLATULENT»
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Materia medica and therapeutics
Indigestion. lime water, 406 calcium chloride (fermentative), 407 ferrous sulphate,
412 arsenic, 421 camphor (flatulent), 453 lavender (flatulent), 453. 635
hydrochloric acid, 474 phosphoric acid, 474 nitrohydrochloric acid . 474 oil of
turpentine ...
Reynold Webb Wilcox,
1917
2
New Manual; Or, Symptomen-codex
FLATULENT COLIC. 1. Flatulent colic, after supper, with pinching in bowels,
China. 2. colic deep in hypogas- trium, with spasmodic constriction of bowels,
pressing of the flatulence against the abdominal walls, tightness and anxiety
under the ...
Gottlieb Heinrich Georg Jahr, Charles Julius Hempel,
1853
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The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic ...
C. : aggravated by eating; after flatulent food; with great distention of abdomen,
until diarrhoea sets in; better from bending double- Colch., Coloc. Agonizing c.
brought on by cold, wet feet. Coloc. Awakens toward morning, with pinching c., ...
William Daniel Gentry,
1890
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Concordance Repertory of the Materia Medica
C., with constriction in epigastrium, or contraction of umbilicus and hardness of
integuments of abdomen. Natr-c. C. : aggravated by eating; after flatulent food;
with great distention of abdomen, until diarrhoea sets in; better from bending
double.
William Doyle Gentry,
1998
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American encyclopedic dictionary
[Fr. flatulence, from Low Lat. flatulent ia* from flatulenhu = full of wind, windy, from
Lat. flatus- a blowing, from flo= to blow.] 1. The quality or state of being flatulent,
or full of wind or gases generated in the alimentary canal. *2. Emptiness', vanity.
Robert Hunter, John Alfred Williams, Sidney John Hervon Herrtage,
1897
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The New American Encyclopedic Dictionary: An Exhaustive ...
[Fr. flatulence, from Low L.M. flatulent ia, from fiatulentiu=lull of wind, windy, from
Lat. flatus=a blowing, from flo— to blow.] 1. The quality or state of being flatulent,
or full of wind or gases generated in the alimentary canal. *2. Emptiness, vanity.
Edward Thomas Roe, Le Roy Hooker, Thomas W. Handford,
1907
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The imperial encyclopaedic dictionary: a new and exhaustive ...
[Fr. flatulence , from Low L.af. flatulent ia, fromj!afu/enfu«=full of wind, windy, from
Lat./lafu*=a blowing, fromy!o= to blow. J 1. The quality or state of being flatulent,
or full of wind or gases generated in the alimentary canal. *2. Lmptiuv.bL, vanity.
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The Anglo-American Encyclopedia and Dictionary: Dictionary ...
2. Windy, full of wind or gases generated in the alimentary canal. 3. Full of air or
wind. "Flatulent tumors are snoh as easily yield to the pressure of the finger, bat
readily return, by their elasticity, to a tumid state again."— Quincy. a- - , - , , , i ...
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The American encyclopædic dictionary
Somewhat flat; approaching to flatness. fi&t'-U-lence, fl&t'-u-len-cjf , 8. [Fr.
flatulence, from Low hat. flat ulentia, from Jfofu2eufuj= full of wind, windy, from Lat
. flatus = a blowing, tromflo= to blow.] 1. The quality or state of being flatulent, or
full of ...
S. J. Herrtage, John A. Williams, Robert Hunter,
1897
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
F. flatulence = Sp. Pg. flatule"ncia"= It. flatulenza, < NL. flatu- ientus, flatulent : see
flatulent.'] The state of being flatulent, or affected by wind in the stomach or other
portion of the alimentary canal ; windiness; hence, airiness; emptiness; vanity.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1906
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FLATULENT»
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Eat, Fart, and Run in New Game Gassy Mob
Gassy Mob is a touchscreen game, so “simple” and “easy to understand” are important qualities. Your left thumb steers your flatulent character ... «Wired, Jul 15»
Mila Kunis: the authentic ambassador
... directed by MacFarlane, opposite a flatulent, bong-smoking teddy bear. (Kunis is what we, in Britain, call a “ladette”: “I like fart jokes, for sure. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Everything you want in a small BMW and more
It won't be long before we are all driving flatulent turbocharged two-cylinder cars with 12 gears and throttle lag you can measure with an egg ... «Toronto Star, Jul 15»
REVIEW: Shrek the Musical, The Mayflower, Southampton
Shrek, played by Dean Chisnall, is totally believable: big, green, not very pretty and highly flatulent – but more loveable than a big cuddly ... «Daily Echo, Jul 15»
The unbelievable true story of Farty Troll's struggle to release
... and his business partner Cory Casoni decided to find out with Farty Troll, a Flappy Bird clone about propelling a flatulent, blue giant named ... «Cult of Mac, Jul 15»
Tomm Moore, Celtic cartoonist with two Oscar nods
Moore is rightly dismissive of the “taste-makers” who like to deem any animation not defined by shouting, flatulent animals as “too dark for kids”. «Irish Times, Jul 15»
How 'Jurassic Park' Stomped 'The Last Action Hero,' Arnold's …
... Death from The Seventh Seal), befriend a talking cat (voiced by Danny DeVito), and dispose of the body of a flatulent gangster, Leo the Fart. «Yahoo News, Jul 15»
MacLean: Lion King still rules the stage
... mature Lion King, Mufasa, and Pumbaa — the flatulent warthog. “But, despite the size of some of the costumes, it is more about movement. «Edmonton Sun, Jul 15»
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“Cassel injects a jolt of wild energy and ambiguity into what could easily have been another flatulent, apologist gangster epic,” said Time Outs' ... «The Cheat Sheet, Jul 15»
Romance is Comical and All-Consuming in Much Ado About …
... his scruffy band of dysfunctional deputies, summoned by the flatulent trumpet wheezes blown by his lieutenant Verges (Scott Campbell). «Cleveland Scene Weekly, Jul 15»