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Definition of nerve
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Nerve (n.) A sinew or a
tendon.
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Neurography
::
Neurography
(n.) A
description
of the
nerves.
Neurokeratin
::
Neurokeratin
(n.) A
substance,
resembling
keratin,
present
in nerve
tissue,
as in the
sheath
of the axis
cylinder
of
medullated
nerve
fibers.
Like
keratin
it
resists
the
action
of most
chemical
agents,
and by
decomposition
with
sulphuric
acid
yields
leucin
and
tyrosin..
Vaginervose
::
Vaginervose
(a.)
Having
the
nerves,
or
veins,
placed
in
apparent
disorder..
Neural
::
Neural
(a.)
relating
to the
nerves
or
nervous
system;
taining
to,
situated
in the
region
of, or on the side with, the
neural,
or
cerebro-spinal,
axis; --
opposed
to
hemal.
As
applied
to
vertebrates,
neural
is the same as
dorsal;
as
applied
to
invertebrates
it is
usually
the same as
ventral.
Cf.
Hemal..
Neuralgia
::
Neuralgia
(n.) A
disease,
the chief
symptom
of which is a very acute pain,
exacerbating
or
intermitting,
which
follows
the
course
of a
nervous
branch,
extends
to its
ramifications,
and seems
therefore
to be
seated
in the
nerve.
It seems to be
independent
of any
structural
lesion..
Vision
::
Vision
(v.) The
faculty
of
seeing;
sight;
one of the five
senses,
by which
colors
and the
physical
qualities
of
external
objects
are
appreciated
as a
result
of the
stimulating
action
of light on the
sensitive
retina,
an
expansion
of the optic
nerve..
Neuroma
::
Neuroma
(n.) A tumor
developed
on, or
connected
with, a
nerve,
esp. one
consisting
of
new-formed
nerve
fibers..
Oculonasal
::
Oculonasal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
region
of the eye and the nose; as, the
oculonasal,
or
nasal,
nerve,
one of the
branches
of the
ophthalmic..
Nerveless
::
Nerveless
(a.)
Destitute
of
nerves.
Suboctave
::
Suboccipital
(a.)
Situated
under,
or
posterior
to, the
occiput;
as, the
suboccipital,
or first
cervical,
nerve..
Neurotic
::
Neurotic
(n.) A
disease
seated
in the
nerves.
Diaphragmatic
::
Diaphragmatic
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
diaphragm;
as,
diaphragmatic
respiration;
the
diaphragmatic
arteries
and
nerves..
Quintuple-ribbed
::
Quintuple-ribbed
(a.) The same as
Quinquenerved.
Feeling
::
Feeling
(n.) The sense by which the mind,
through
certain
nerves
of the body,
perceives
external
objects,
or
certain
states
of the body
itself;
that one of the five
senses
which
resides
in the
general
nerves
of
sensation
distributed
over the body,
especially
in its
surface;
the sense of
touch;
nervous
sensibility
to
external
objects..
Binervate
::
Binervate
(a.)
Having
only two
nerves,
as the wings of some
insects..
Nerveless
::
Nerveless
(a.)
Destitute
of
strength
or of
courage;
wanting
vigor;
weak;
powerless.
Nervous
::
Nervous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
nerves;
seated
in the
nerves;
as,
nervous
excitement;
a
nervous
fever..
Hypoglossal
::
Hypoglossal
(a.) Under the
tongue;
--
applied
esp., in the
higher
vertebrates,
to the
twelfth
or last pair of
cranial
nerves,
which are
distributed
to the base of the
tongue..
Plexus
::
Plexus
(n.) A
network
of
vessels,
nerves,
or
fibers..
Neuration
::
Neuration
(n.) The
arrangement
or
distribution
of
nerves,
as in the
leaves
of a plant or the wings of an
insect;
nervation..
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