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The Medical Student; Or, Aids to the Study of Medicine: ...
Hence, XETENSI8 (§qpu.i/6:4,) Xerasia (§0;p0.0t0,) and Xerasmus (§1]pa.o'_u.o,
) dryness, as of the hair. Xerophthalmia (0q>6a1pt0t, 'inflammation of the eye;')
ophthalmia, without discharge. Xerotribia, (§,§p0-rpt;3t0t) and Xerotripsis (-rptfio,
...
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
XEROTRIPSIS, Friction, dry. XIPHISTERNUM, (xipho, and Mrmni,) Xiphoid.
XIPHO, (from fr/*v, 'a sword,') in composition, the ensifnrm cartilage. XIPHODKS,
Xiphoid. XIPHODYMUS, {xipho, and ivw, 'to mingle,') Thoracogastrodidymus.
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The Grandiloquent Dictionary - Tenth Anniversary Edition
... particularly pertaining to plants xerophobia - A fear of dryness or dry places
xerotripsis - Dry friction xertz - To gulp down quickly and greedily xibalba - In
Mayan beliefs, an alternate world inhabited by the dead ximelolagnia - The
desire to ...
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The Wordsworth Thesaurus: For Home, Office and Study
... disharmony, dispute, dissension, erosion, fretting, grating, hostility, ill-feeling,
incompatibility, irritation, limation, opposition, quarreling, rasping, resentment,
resistance, rivalry, rubbing, scraping, wearing away, wrangling, xerotripsis. friend
n.
Wordsworth, William, 1993
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Bioscientific Terminology: Words from Latin and Greek Stems
... be brushed by sternites of visiting insects triboluminescence — luminescence
produced by friction xerotripsis — dry friction 20. ZYG-, "yoke" azygomelous —
having unpaired appendages heterozygosis — descent from two different
species, ...
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Pocket Medical Dictionary
A dry and thickened condition of the conjunctiva. Xerosis, ze-ro'-sis. Dryness.
Xerostoma, ze-ro-stcf -mah. Dryness of the mouth. Xerotes, ze'-ro-tez. Dryness;
dry habit of body. Xerotic, ze-rot'-ik. Marked by dryness. Xerotripsis, zer-o-trip'-sis.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... xerotherous, xerotripsis, xerotropic, xerotropism, Xerox TM xipho-, xiphi- (Gk.,
sword) Also see gladi- for other "sword" words. Qualifying words: xiphias, Xiphias
gladi- us, xiphidion, xiphistermirn, xiphocostal, xi phodont, xiphodynia, xiphoid, ...
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Vox Medical Spanish Dictionary
... -ca adj. xerotic. xerotipiaf. xerotripsis. xerotociaf. xerotocia. xerotomografíaf.
xerotomography. xifodídimo m. xiphodidymus. xifodimo m. xiphodidymus.
xifodiniaf. xiphodynia. xifoidalgiaf. xiphoidalgia. xifoide adj. xiphoid. xifoides adj.
xiphoid.
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Exx: nototribe (Bot adj), touching the back; xerotripsis (cf xero-), dry friction;
tribometer, lit 'friction-measurer'. -tl'id'la, man, main, -trich0us, -tricliy; trich(o)-,
trichino-z all from the o/s trikh- of Gr thrix, hair; IE r, perh 'drig(h)-. Resp, -tricha, a
SciL pl ...
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Suffixes and other word-final elements of English: a ...
... grind, pound' and -sis), used in medical terminology to denote, variously, 'a
massaging, chafing, friction, wearing away' as specified by the combining root:
anatripsis, biotripsis, xerotripsis. Related forms: -tribe, -tripsy, -triptic; -tripses (
plural).
Laurence Urdang, Alexander Humez, Howard G. Zettler, 1982
