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Definition of normal
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of normal is as below...
Normal
(a.)
Denoting
certain
hypothetical
compounds,
as acids from which the real acids are
obtained
by
dehydration;
thus,
normal
sulphuric
acid and
normal
nitric
acid are
respectively
S(OH)6,
and
N(OH)5..
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Heteroclite
::
Heteroclite
(a.)
Deviating
from
ordinary
forms or
rules;
irregular;
anomalous;
abnormal.
Isospondylous
::
Isospondylous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Isospondyli;
having
the
anterior
vertebrae
separate
and
normal.
Anormal
::
Anormal
(a.) Not
according
to rule;
abnormal.
Subcartilaginous
::
Subcarbureted
(a.)
United
with, or
containing,
carbon
in less than the
normal
proportion..
Penna
::
Penna (n.) A
perfect,
or
normal,
feather..
Level
::
Level (n.) A
uniform
or
average
height;
a
normal
plane or
altitude;
a
condition
conformable
to
natural
law or which will
secure
a level
surface;
as,
moving
fluids
seek a
level..
Vicarious
::
Vicarious
(prep.)
Acting
as a
substitute;
-- said of
abnormal
action
which
replaces
a
suppressed
normal
function;
as,
vicarious
hemorrhage
replacing
menstruation..
Splayfoot
::
Splayfoot
(n.) A foot that is
abnormally
flattened
and
spread
out; flat foot.
Xerophthalmia
::
Xerophthalmia
(n.) An
abnormal
dryness
of the
eyeball
produced
usually
by
long-continued
inflammation
and
subsequent
atrophy
of the
conjunctiva.
Lactoprotein
::
Lactoprotein
(n.) A
peculiar
albuminous
body
considered
a
normal
constituent
of milk.
Esthesiometer
::
Esthesiometer
(n.) An
instrument
to
measure
the
degree
of
sensation,
by
determining
at how short a
distance
two
impressions
upon the skin can be
distinguished,
and thus to
determine
whether
the
condition
of
tactile
sensibility
is
normal
or
altered..
Greengill
::
Greengill
(n.) An
oyster
which has the gills
tinged
with a green
pigment,
said to be due to an
abnormal
condition
of the
blood..
Heterology
::
Heterology
(n.) The
absence
of
correspondence,
or
relation,
in type of
structure;
lack of
analogy
between
parts,
owing to their being
composed
of
different
elements,
or of like
elements
in
different
proportions;
variation
in
structure
from the
normal
form; --
opposed
to
homology..
Excrescent
::
Excrescent
(a.)
Growing
out in an
abnormal
or
morbid
manner
or as a
superfluity.
Lordosis
::
Lordosis
(n.) Any
abnormal
curvature
of the
bones.
Heat
::
Heat (n.) The
sensation
caused
by the force or
influence
of heat when
excessive,
or above that which is
normal
to the human body; the
bodily
feeling
experienced
on
exposure
to fire, the sun's rays, etc.; the
reverse
of
cold..
Gynandromorphism
::
Gynandromorphism
(n.) An
abnormal
condition
of
certain
animals,
in which one side has the
external
characters
of the male, and the other those of the
female..
Adhesion
::
Adhesion
(n.) Union of
surface,
normally
separate,
by the
formation
of new
tissue
resulting
from an
inflammatory
process..
Bilirubin
::
Bilirubin
(n.) A
reddish
yellow
pigment
present
in human bile, and in that from
carnivorous
and
herbivorous
animals;
the
normal
biliary
pigment..
Multiplication
::
Multiplication
(n.) An
increase
above the
normal
number
of
parts,
especially
of
petals;
augmentation..
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