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Definition of stomach
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Stomach
(n.) An
enlargement,
or
series
of
enlargements,
in the
anterior
part of the
alimentary
canal,
in which food is
digested;
any
cavity
in which
digestion
takes place in an
animal;
a
digestive
cavity.
See
Digestion,
and
Gastric
juice,
under
Gastric..
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Oppress
::
Oppress
(v. t.) To
produce
a
sensation
of
weight
in (some part of the
body);
as, my lungs are
oppressed
by the damp air;
excess
of food
oppresses
the
stomach..
Gastriloquist
::
Gastriloquist
(n.) One who
appears
to speak from his
stomach;
a
ventriloquist.
Bryozoum
::
Bryozoum
(n.) An
individual
zooid of a
bryozoan
coralline,
of which there may be two or more kinds in a
single
colony.
The
zooecia
usually
have a
wreath
of
tentacles
around
the
mouth,
and a well
developed
stomach
and
intestinal
canal;
but these parts are
lacking
in the other
zooids
(Avicularia,
Ooecia,
etc.)..
Wamble-cropped
::
Wamble-cropped
(a.) Sick at the
stomach;
also,
crestfallen;
dejected..
Cardiac
::
Cardiac
(n.) A
medicine
which
excites
action
in the
stomach;
a
cardial.
Gout
::
Gout (n.) A
constitutional
disease,
occurring
by
paroxysms.
It
consists
in an
inflammation
of the
fibrous
and
ligamentous
parts of the
joints,
and
almost
always
attacks
first the great toe, next the
smaller
joints,
after which it may
attack
the
greater
articulations.
It is
attended
with
various
sympathetic
phenomena,
particularly
in the
digestive
organs.
It may also
attack
internal
organs,
as the
stomach,
the
intestines,
etc..
Puke
::
Puke (v. i.) To eject the
contests
of the
stomach;
to
vomit;
to spew.
Stomachless
::
Stomachless
(a.) Being
without
a
stomach.
Gizzard
::
Gizzard
(n.) A
stomach
armed with
chitinous
or
shelly
plates
or
teeth,
as in
certain
insects
and
mollusks..
Hoove
::
Hoove (n.) A
disease
in
cattle
consisting
in
inflammation
of the
stomach
by gas,
ordinarily
caused
by
eating
too much green food;
tympany;
bloating..
Surfeit
::
Surfeit
(v. i.) To load the
stomach
with food, so that
sickness
or
uneasiness
ensues;
to eat to
excess..
Work
::
Work (n.) To act or
operate
on the
stomach
and
bowels,
as a
cathartic..
Surfeit
::
Surfeit
(v. t.) To feed so as to
oppress
the
stomach
and
derange
the
function
of the
system;
to
overfeed,
and
produce
satiety,
sickness,
or
uneasiness;
-- often
reflexive;
as, to
surfeit
one's self with
sweets..
Sicken
::
Sicken
(v. t.) To make
qualmish;
to
nauseate;
to
disgust;
as, to
sicken
the
stomach..
Gastroscope
::
Gastroscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
viewing
or
examining
the
interior
of the
stomach.
Cribbing
::
Cribbing
(n.) A
vicious
habit of a
horse;
crib-biting.
The horse lays hold of the crib or
manger
with his teeth and draws air into the
stomach
with a
grunting
sound.
Flatus
::
Flatus
(n.) Wind or gas
generated
in the
stomach
or other
cavities
of the body.
Funiculus
::
Funiculus
(n.) In
Bryozoa,
an organ
extending
back from the
stomach.
See
Bryozoa,
and
Phylactolema..
Cachunde
::
Cachunde
(n.) A
pastil
or
troche,
composed
of
various
aromatic
and other
ingredients,
highly
celebrated
in India as an
antidote,
and as a
stomachic
and
antispasmodic..
Stomach
::
Stomaching
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Stomac.
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