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Definition of stomach
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Stomaching
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Stomac.
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Cud
::
Cud (n.) That
portion
of food which is
brought
up into the mouth by
ruminating
animals
from their first
stomach,
to be
chewed
a
second
time..
Omasum
::
Omasum
(n.) The third
division
of the
stomach
of
ruminants.
See
Manyplies,
and
Illust.
under
Ruminant..
Monogastric
::
Monogastric
(a.)
Having
but a
single
stomach.
Gastrocolic
::
Gastrocolic
(a.)
Pertaining
to both the
stomach
and the
colon;
as, the
gastrocolic,
or
great,
omentum..
Stomach
::
Stomach
(v. t.) To
resent;
to
remember
with
anger;
to
dislike.
Stomachic
::
Stomachful
(a.)
Willfully
obstinate;
stubborn;
perverse.
Viscus
::
Viscus
(n.) One of the
organs,
as the
brain,
heart,
or
stomach,
in the great
cavities
of the body of an
animal;
--
especially
used in the
plural,
and
applied
to the
organs
contained
in the
abdomen..
Pepsin
::
Pepsin
(n.) An
unorganized
proteolytic
ferment
or
enzyme
contained
in the
secretory
glands
of the
stomach.
In the
gastric
juice it is
united
with
dilute
hydrochloric
acid (0.2 per cent,
approximately)
and the two
together
constitute
the
active
portion
of the
digestive
fluid.
It is the
active
agent in the
gastric
juice of all
animals..
Dyspepsy
::
Dyspepsy
() A kind of
indigestion;
a state of the
stomach
in which its
functions
are
disturbed,
without
the
presence
of other
diseases,
or, if
others
are
present,
they are of minor
importance.
Its
symptoms
are loss of
appetite,
nausea,
heartburn,
acrid or fetid
eructations,
a sense of
weight
or
fullness
in the
stomach,
etc..
Stomachal
::
Stomach
(v. i.) To be
angry.
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.)..
Work
::
Work (n.) To act or
operate
on the
stomach
and
bowels,
as a
cathartic..
Gastroscopy
::
Gastroscopy
(n.)
Examination
of the
abdomen
or
stomach,
as with the
gastroscope..
Reception
::
Reception
(n.) The act of
receiving;
receipt;
admission;
as, the
reception
of food into the
stomach;
the
reception
of a
letter;
the
reception
of
sensation
or
ideas;
reception
of
evidence..
Spleen
::
Spleen
(n.) A
peculiar
glandlike
but
ductless
organ found near the
stomach
or
intestine
of most
vertebrates
and
connected
with the
vascular
system;
the milt. Its exact
function
in not
known.
Drink
::
Drink (v. t.) To
swallow
(a
liquid);
to
receive,
as a
fluid,
into the
stomach;
to
imbibe;
as, to drink milk or
water..
Turn
::
Turn (v. i.) To be
nauseated;
-- said of the
stomach.
Disgust
::
Disgust
(v. t.) To
provoke
disgust
or
strong
distaste
in; to cause (any one)
loathing,
as of the
stomach;
to
excite
aversion
in; to
offend
the moral taste of; -- often with at, with, or by..
Undergo
::
Undergo
(v. t.) To be
subjected
to; to bear up
against;
to pass
through;
to
endure;
to
suffer;
to
sustain;
as, to
undergo
toil and
fatigue;
to
undergo
pain,
grief,
or
anxiety;
to
undergothe
operation
of
amputation;
food in the
stomach
undergoes
the
process
of
digestion..
High-stomached
::
High-stomached
(a.)
Having
a lofty
spirit;
haughty.
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