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Definition of nervous
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Nervous
(a.)
possessing
nerve;
sinewy;
strong;
vigorous.
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Froth
::
Froth (n.) The
bubbles
caused
in
fluids
or
liquors
by
fermentation
or
agitation;
spume;
foam; esp., a spume of
saliva
caused
by
disease
or
nervous
excitement..
Pellagra
::
Pellagra
(n.) An
erythematous
affection
of the skin, with
severe
constitutional
and
nervous
symptoms,
endemic
in
Northern
Italy..
Acrita
::
Acrita
(n. pl.) The
lowest
groups
of
animals,
in which no
nervous
system
has been
observed..
Systematically
::
Systematical
(a.)
Affecting
successively
the
different
parts of the
system
or set of
nervous
fibres;
as,
systematic
degeneration..
Twittering
::
Twittering
(n.) A
slight
nervous
excitement
or
agitation,
such as is
caused
by
desire,
expectation,
or
suspense..
Head
::
Head (n.) The
anterior
or
superior
part of an
animal,
containing
the
brain,
or chief
ganglia
of the
nervous
system,
the
mouth,
and in the
higher
animals,
the chief
sensory
organs;
poll;
cephalon..
Strength
::
Strength
(n.) Vigor or
style;
force of
expression;
nervous
diction;
-- said of
literary
work.
Stiacciato
::
Sthenic
(a.)
Strong;
active;
-- said
especially
of
morbid
states
attended
with
excessive
action
of the heart and blood
vessels,
and
characterized
by
strength
and
activity
of the
muscular
and
nervous
system;
as, a
sthenic
fever..
Nerve-shaken
::
Nerve-shaken
(a.)
Affected
by a
tremor,
or by a
nervous
disease;
weakened;
overcome
by some
violent
influence
or
sensation;
shoked..
Hysteria
::
Hysteria
(n.) A
nervous
affection,
occurring
almost
exclusively
in
women,
in which the
emotional
and
reflex
excitability
is
exaggerated,
and the will power
correspondingly
diminished,
so that the
patient
loses
control
over the
emotions,
becomes
the
victim
of
imaginary
sensations,
and often falls into
paroxism
or
fits..
Osteophone
::
Osteophone
(n.) An
instrument
for
transmission
of
auditory
vibrations
through
the bones of the head, so as to be
appreciated
as
sounds
by
persons
deaf from
causes
other than those
affecting
the
nervous
apparatus
of
hearing..
Sensorium
::
Sensorium
(n.) The seat of
sensation;
the
nervous
center
or
centers
to which
impressions
from the
external
world must be
conveyed
before
they can be
perceived;
the place where
external
impressions
are
localized,
and
transformed
into
sensations,
prior to being
reflected
to other parts of the
organism;
hence,
the whole
nervous
system,
when
animated,
so far as it is
susceptible
of
common
or
special
sensations..
Taenia
::
Taenia
(n.) A band; a
structural
line; --
applied
to
several
bands and lines of
nervous
matter
in the
brain.
Neuropathy
::
Neuropathy
(n.) An
affection
of the
nervous
system
or of a
nerve.
Nervous
::
Nervous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
nerves;
seated
in the
nerves;
as,
nervous
excitement;
a
nervous
fever..
Epileptogenous
::
Epileptogenous
(a.)
Producing
epilepsy
or
epileptoid
convulsions;
--
applied
to areas of the body or of the
nervous
system,
stimulation
of which
produces
convulsions..
Excitability
::
Excitability
(n.) The
property
manifested
by
living
organisms,
and the
elements
and
tissues
of which they are
constituted,
of
responding
to the
action
of
stimulants;
irritability;
as,
nervous
excitability..
Collapse
::
Collapse
(n.)
Extreme
depression
or
sudden
failing
of all the vital
powers,
as the
result
of
disease,
injury,
or
nervous
disturbance..
Heterogangliate
::
Heterogangliate
(a.)
Having
the
ganglia
of the
nervous
system
unsymmetrically
arranged;
-- said of
certain
invertebrate
animals.
Thalamus
::
Thalamus
(n.) A mass of
nervous
matter
on
either
side of the third
ventricle
of the
brain;
--
called
also optic
thalamus.
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