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Definition of organ
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 organ is as below...
Organ (n.) An
instrument
or
medium
by which some
important
action
is
performed,
or an
important
end
accomplished;
as,
legislatures,
courts,
armies,
taxgatherers,
etc., are
organs
of
government..
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Pedipalpus
::
Pedipalpus
(n.) One of the
second
pair of mouth
organs
of
arachnids.
In some they are
leglike,
but in
others,
as the
scorpion,
they
terminate
in a
claw..
Mimetical
::
Mimetical
()
Characterized
by
mimicry;
--
applied
to
animals
and
plants;
as,
mimetic
species;
mimetic
organisms.
See
Mimicry..
Organizer
::
Organizer
(n.) One who
organizes.
Gland
::
Gland (n.) An organ for
secreting
something
to be used in, or
eliminated
from, the body; as, the
sebaceous
glands
of the skin; the
salivary
glands
of the
mouth..
Mortify
::
Mortify
(v. t.) To
destroy
the
organic
texture
and vital
functions
of; to
produce
gangrene
in.
Pudendum
::
Pudendum
(n.) The
external
organs
of
generation,
especially
of the
female;
the
vulva..
Xenogenesis
::
Xenogenesis
(n.) The
fancied
production
of an
organism
of one kind by an
organism
of
another.
Reedwork
::
Reedwork
(n.) A
collective
name for the reed stops of an
organ.
Siphonophora
::
Siphonophora
(n. pl.) An order of
pelagic
Hydrozoa
including
species
which form
complex
free-swimming
communities
composed
of
numerous
zooids
of
various
kinds,
some of which act as
floats
or as
swimming
organs,
others
as
feeding
or
nutritive
zooids,
and
others
as
reproductive
zooids.
See
Illust.
under
Physallia,
and
Porpita..
Mask
::
Mask (n.) The lower lip of the larva of a
dragon
fly,
modified
so as to form a
prehensile
organ..
Organific
::
Organific
(a.)
Making
an
organic
or
organized
structure;
producing
an
organism;
acting
through,
or
resulting
from,
organs..
Fenian
::
Fenian
(n.) A
member
of a
secret
organization,
consisting
mainly
of
Irishment,
having
for its aim the
overthrow
of
English
rule in
ireland..
Element
::
Element
(n.) One of the
smallest
natural
divisions
of the
organism,
as a blood
corpuscle,
a
muscular
fiber..
Collophore
::
Collophore
(n.) A
suckerlike
organ at the base of the
abdomen
of
insects
belonging
to the
Collembola.
Physiologist
::
Physiologist
(n.) One who is
versed
in the
science
of
physiology;
a
student
of the
properties
and
functions
of
animal
and
vegetable
organs
and
tissues.
Contrecoup
::
Contrecoup
(n.) A
concussion
or shock
produced
by a blow or other
injury,
in a part or
region
opposite
to that at which the blow is
received,
often
causing
rupture
or
disorganisation
of the parts
affected..
Homoplast
::
Homoplast
(n.) One of the
plastids
composing
the
idorgan
of
Haeckel;
-- also
called
homoorgan.
Clitoris
::
Clitoris
(n.) A small organ at the upper part of the
vulva,
homologous
to the penis in the
male..
Ossification
::
Ossification
(n.) The
formation
of bone; the
process,
in the
growth
of an
animal,
by which
inorganic
material
(mainly
lime
salts)
is
deposited
in
cartilage
or
membrane,
forming
bony
tissue;
ostosis..
Gland
::
Gland (n.) An organ or part which
resembles
a
secreting,
or true,
gland,
as the
ductless,
lymphatic,
pineal,
and
pituitary
glands,
the
functions
of which are very
imperfectly
known..
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