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Definition of nerve
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Nerve (n.) A sinew or a
tendon.
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Irritation
::
Irritation
(n.) The act of
exciting,
or the
condition
of being
excited
to
action,
by
stimulation;
-- as, the
condition
of an organ of
sense,
when its nerve is
affected
by some
external
body; esp., the act of
exciting
muscle
fibers
to
contraction,
by
artificial
stimulation;
as, the
irritation
of a motor nerve by
electricity;
also, the
condition
of a
muscle
and
nerve,
under such
stimulation..
Quintuple-ribbed
::
Quintuple-ribbed
(a.) The same as
Quinquenerved.
Fragrant
::
Fragrant
(a.)
Affecting
the
olfactory
nerves
agreeably;
sweet of
smell;
odorous;
having
or
emitting
an
agreeable
perfume.
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..
Inhibitory-motor
::
Inhibitory-motor
(a.) A term
applied
to
certain
nerve
centers
which
govern
or
restrain
subsidiary
centers,
from which motor
impressions
issue..
Neurography
::
Neurography
(n.) A
description
of the
nerves.
Vagal
::
Vagal (a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
vagus,
or
pneumogastric
nerves;
pneumogastric..
Afferent
::
Afferent
(a.)
Bearing
or
conducting
inwards
to a part or
organ;
--
opposed
to
efferent;
as,
afferent
vessels;
afferent
nerves,
which
convey
sensations
from the
external
organs
to the
brain..
Sensational
::
Sensational
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
sensation;
as,
sensational
nerves..
Flabellinerved
::
Flabellinerved
(a.)
Having
many
nerves
diverging
radiately
from the base; -- said of a leaf.
Renerve
::
Renerve
(v. t.) To nerve
again;
to give new vigor to; to
reinvigorate.
Neurosis
::
Neurosis
(n.) A
functional
nervous
affection
or
disease,
that is, a
disease
of the
nerves
without
any
appreciable
change
of nerve
structure..
Nerve
::
Nerve (n.) One of the
nervures,
or
veins,
in the wings of
insects..
Feminine
::
Feminine
(a.)
Having
the
qualities
of a
woman;
becoming
or
appropriate
to the
female
sex; as, in a good
sense,
modest,
graceful,
affectionate,
confiding;
or, in a bad
sense,
weak,
nerveless,
timid,
pleasure-loving,
effeminate..
Beriberi
::
Beriberi
(n.) An acute
disease
occurring
in
India,
characterized
by
multiple
inflammatory
changes
in the
nerves,
producing
great
muscular
debility,
a
painful
rigidity
of the
limbs,
and
cachexy..
Multipolar
::
Multipolar
(a.)
Having
many
poles;
--
applied
especially
to those
ganglionic
nerve cells which have
several
radiating
processes.
Lecithin
::
Lecithin
(n.) A
complex,
nitrogenous
phosphorized
substance
widely
distributed
through
the
animal
body, and
especially
conspicuous
in the brain and nerve
tissue,
in yolk of eggs, and in the white blood
corpuscles..
Innervation
::
Innervation
(n.) The
distribution
of
nerves
in an
animal,
or to any of its
parts..
Sensor
::
Sensor
(a.)
Sensory;
as, the
sensor
nerves..
Binervate
::
Binervate
(a.)
Two-nerved;
--
applied
to
leaves
which have two
longitudinal
ribs or
nerves.
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