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Definition of normal
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Normal
(a.) Any
perpendicular.
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Umbilicus
::
Umbilicus
(n.) A point of a
surface
at which the
curvatures
of the
normal
sections
are all equal to each
other.
A
sphere
may be
osculatory
to the
surface
in every
direction
at an
umbilicus.
Called
also
umbilic.
Subcartilaginous
::
Subcarbureted
(a.)
United
with, or
containing,
carbon
in less than the
normal
proportion..
Formal
::
Formal
(a.)
Sound;
normal.
Heterotaxy
::
Heterotaxy
(n.)
Variation
in
arrangement
from that
existing
in a
normal
form;
heterogenous
arrangement
or
structure,
as, in
botany,
the
deviation
in
position
of the
organs
of a
plant,
from the
ordinary
or
typical
arrangement..
Hyperkinesis
::
Hyperkinesis
(n.)
Abnormally
increased
muscular
movement;
spasm.
Splayfoot
::
Splayfoot
(n.) A foot that is
abnormally
flattened
and
spread
out; flat foot.
Epanody
::
Epanody
(n.) The
abnormal
change
of an
irregular
flower
to a
regular
form; --
considered
by
evolutionists
to be a
reversion
to an
ancestral
condition.
Chromidrosis
::
Chromidrosis
(n.)
Secretion
of
abnormally
colored
perspiration.
Chlorosis
::
Chlorosis
(n.) A
disease
in
plants,
causing
the
flowers
to turn green or the
leaves
to lose their
normal
green
color..
Palpitate
::
Palpitate
(v. i.) To beat
rapidly
and more
strongly
than
usual;
to
throb;
to bound with
emotion
or
exertion;
to
pulsate
violently;
to
flutter;
-- said
specifically
of the heart when its
action
is
abnormal,
as from
excitement..
Nondescript
::
Nondescript
(n.) A thing not yet
described;
that of which no
account
or
explanation
has been
given;
something
abnormal,
or
hardly
classifiable..
Indigestion
::
Indigestion
(n.) Lack of
proper
digestive
action;
a
failure
of the
normal
changes
which food
should
undergo
in the
alimentary
canal;
dyspepsia;
incomplete
or
difficult
digestion.
Laudable
::
Laudable
(v. i.)
Healthy;
salubrious;
normal;
having
a
disposition
to
promote
healing;
not
noxious;
as,
laudable
juices
of the body;
laudable
pus..
Standard-wing
::
Standardize
(v. t.) To
reduce
to a
normal
standard;
to
calculate
or
adjust
the
strength
of, by means of, and for uses in,
analysis..
Hypernoea
::
Hypernoea
(n.)
Abnormal
breathing,
due to
slightly
deficient
arterialization
of the
blood;
-- in
distinction
from
eupnoea.
See
Eupnoea,
and
Dispnoea..
Natural
::
Natural
(a.)
Conformed
to the
order,
laws, or
actual
facts,
of
nature;
consonant
to the
methods
of
nature;
according
to the
stated
course
of
things,
or in
accordance
with the laws which
govern
events,
feelings,
etc.; not
exceptional
or
violent;
legitimate;
normal;
regular;
as, the
natural
consequence
of
crime;
a
natural
death..
Lardacein
::
Lardacein
(n.) A
peculiar
amyloid
substance,
colored
blue by
iodine
and
sulphuric
acid,
occurring
mainly
as an
abnormal
infiltration
into the
spleen,
liver,
etc..
Misgrowth
::
Misgrowth
(n.) Bad
growth;
an
unnatural
or
abnormal
growth.
Teratology
::
Teratology
(n.) That
branch
of
biological
science
which
treats
of
monstrosities,
malformations,
or
deviations
from the
normal
type of
structure,
either
in
plants
or
animals..
Sub
::
Sub- () A
prefix
denoting
that the
ingredient
(of a
compound)
signified
by the term to which it is
prefixed,is
present
in only a small
proportion,
or less than the
normal
amount;
as,
subsulphide,
suboxide,
etc.
Prefixed
to the name of a salt it is
equivalent
to
basic;
as,
subacetate
or basic
acetate..
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