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Definition of skin
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Skin (n.) That part of a sail, when
furled,
which
remains
on the
outside
and
covers
the
whole..
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Skinching
::
Skinching
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Skinc.
Condylome
::
Condylome
(n.) A
wartlike
new
growth
on the outer skin or
adjoining
mucous
membrane.
Rigor
::
Rigor (n.) A sense of
chilliness,
with
contraction
of the skin; a
convulsive
shuddering
or
tremor,
as in the chill
preceding
a
fever..
Thickskin
::
Thickskin
(n.) A
coarse,
gross
person;
a
person
void of
sensibility
or
sinsitiveness;
a
dullard..
Hypodermic
::
Hypodermic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the parts under the skin.
Hogskin
::
Hogskin
(n.)
Leather
tanned
from a hog's skin. Also used
adjectively.
Dartos
::
Dartos
(n.) A thin layer of
peculiar
contractile
tissue
directly
beneath
the skin of the
scrotum.
Fascia
::
Fascia
(n.) The layer of loose
tissue,
often
containing
fat,
immediately
beneath
the skin; the
stronger
layer of
connective
tissue
covering
and
investing
all
muscles;
an
aponeurosis..
Hangnail
::
Hangnail
(n.) A small piece or
silver
of skin which hangs
loose,
near the root of
finger
nail..
Friskiness
::
Friskiness
(n.) State or
quality
of being
frisky.
Toad
::
Toad (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
batrachians
belonging
to the genus Bufo and
allied
genera,
especially
those of the
family
Bufonidae.
Toads are
generally
terrestrial
in their
habits
except
during
the
breeding
season,
when they seek the
water.
Most of the
species
burrow
beneath
the earth in the
daytime
and come forth to feed on
insects
at
night.
Most toads have a
rough,
warty skin in which are
glands
that
secrete
an acrid
fluid..
Circumcise
::
Circumcise
(v. t.) To cut off the
prepuce
of
foreskin
of, in the case of
males,
and the
internal
labia of, in the case of
females..
Tawery
::
Tawery
(n.) A place where skins are
tawed.
Flay
::
Flay (v. t.) To skin; to strip off the skin or
surface
of; as, to flay an ox; to flay the green
earth..
Signature
::
Signature
(v. t.) A
resemblance
between
the
external
characters
of a
disease
and those of some
physical
agent,
for
instance,
that
existing
between
the red skin of
scarlet
fever and a red
cloth;
--
supposed
to
indicate
this agent in the
treatment
of the
disease..
Gnat
::
Gnat (n.) A
blood-sucking
dipterous
fly, of the genus
Culex,
undergoing
a
metamorphosis
in
water.
The
females
have a
proboscis
armed with
needlelike
organs
for
penetrating
the skin of
animals.
These are
wanting
in the
males.
In
America
they are
generally
called
mosquitoes.
See
Mosquito..
Lenticula
::
Lenticula
(n.) A kind of
eruption
upon the skin;
lentigo;
freckle.
Astrakhan
::
Astrakhan
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Astrakhan
in
Russia
or its
products;
made of an
Astrakhan
skin.
Hide
::
Hide (n.) The skin of an
animal,
either
raw or
dressed;
--
generally
applied
to the
undressed
skins of the
larger
domestic
animals,
as oxen,
horses,
etc..
Rip
::
Rip (v. t.) To
divide
or
separate
the parts of, by
cutting
or
tearing;
to tear or cut open or off; to tear off or out by
violence;
as, to rip a
garment
by
cutting
the
stitches;
to rip off the skin of a
beast;
to rip up a
floor;
--
commonly
used with up, open, off..
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