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Definition of stomach
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Stoma (n.) A
stigma.
See
Stigma,
n., 6 (a) & (b)..
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Agastric
::
Agastric
(a.)
Having
to
stomach,
or
distinct
digestive
canal,
as the
tapeworm..
Wamble
::
Wamble
(v. i.) To
heave;
to be
disturbed
by
nausea;
-- said of the
stomach.
Mawworm
::
Mawworm
(n.) Any
intestinal
worm found in the
stomach,
esp. the
common
round worm
(Ascaris
lumbricoides),
and
allied
species..
Perigastric
::
Perigastric
(a.)
Surrounding
the
stomach;
--
applied
to the body
cavity
of
Bryozoa
and
various
other
Invertebrata.
Rumen
::
Rumen (n.) The first
stomach
of
ruminants;
the
paunch;
the
fardingbag.
See
Illust.
below.
Ventriculus
::
Ventriculus
(n.) One of the
stomachs
of
certain
insects.
Surfeit
::
Surfeit
(v. i.) To load the
stomach
with food, so that
sickness
or
uneasiness
ensues;
to eat to
excess..
Gastroduodenal
::
Gastroduodenal
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
stomach
and
duodenum;
as, the
gastroduodenal
artery..
Midgut
::
Midgut
(n.) The
middle
part of the
alimentary
canal from the
stomach,
or
entrance
of the bile duct, to, or
including,
the large
intestine..
Cardiac
::
Cardiac
(n.) A
medicine
which
excites
action
in the
stomach;
a
cardial.
Funiculus
::
Funiculus
(n.) In
Bryozoa,
an organ
extending
back from the
stomach.
See
Bryozoa,
and
Phylactolema..
Vomit
::
Vomit (n.) To eject the
contents
of the
stomach
by the
mouth;
to puke; to spew.
Gastriloquy
::
Gastriloquy
(n.) A voice or
utterance
which
appears
to
proceed
from the
stomach;
ventriloquy.
Mara
::
Mara (n.) A
female
demon who
torments
people
in sleep by
crouching
on their
chests
or
stomachs,
or by
causing
terrifying
visions..
Stomatoplastic
::
Stomatogastric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the mouth and the
stomach;
as, the
stomatogastric
ganglion
of
certain
Mollusca..
Yearnings
::
Yearnings
(n. pl.) The maws, or
stomachs,
of young
calves,
used as a
rennet
for
curdling
milk..
Jaundice
::
"Jaundice
(n.) A
morbid
condition,
characterized
by
yellowness
of the eyes, skin, and
urine,
whiteness
of the
faeces,
constipation,
uneasiness
in the
region
of the
stomach,
loss of
appetite,
and
general
languor
and
lassitude.
It is
caused
usually
by
obstruction
of the
biliary
passages
and
consequent
damming
up, in the
liver,
of the bile, which is then
absorbed
into the
blood..
Entogastric
::
Entogastric
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
interior
of the
stomach;
--
applied
to a mode of
budding
from the
interior
of the
gastric
cavity,
in
certain
hydroids..
Botfly
::
Botfly
(n.) A
dipterous
insect
of the
family
(Estridae,
of many
different
species,
some of which are
particularly
troublesome
to
domestic
animals,
as the
horse,
ox, and
sheep,
on which they
deposit
their eggs. A
common
species
is one of the
botflies
of the horse
(Gastrophilus
equi),
the
larvae
of which
(bots)
are taken into the
stomach
of the
animal,
where they live
several
months
and pass
through
their
larval
states.
In
tropical
America
one
species
sometimes
lives under the human skin, and anot
Stomate
::
Stomapoda
(n. pl.) An order of
Crustacea
including
the
squillas.
The
maxillipeds
are
leglike
in form, and the large claws are
comblike.
They have a large and
elongated
abdomen,
which
contains
a part of the
stomach
and
heart;
the
abdominal
appendages
are
large,
and bear the
gills.
Called
also
Gastrula,
Stomatopoda,
and
Squilloidea..
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