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Definition of trachea
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Trachea
(n.) The
windpipe.
See
Illust.
of Lung.
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Air Vessel
::
Air
vessel
() A
vessel,
cell, duct, or tube
containing
or
conducting
air; as the air
vessels
of
insects,
birds,
plants,
etc.; the air
vessel
of a pump,
engine,
etc. For the
latter,
see Air
chamber.
The air
vessels
of
insects
are
called
tracheae,
of
plants
spiral
vessels..
Trachea
::
Trachea
(n.) The
windpipe.
See
Illust.
of Lung.
The Gapes
::
The gapes () A
disease
of young
poultry
and other
birds,
attended
with much
gaping.
It is
caused
by a
parasitic
nematode
worm
(Syngamus
trachealis),
in the
windpipe,
which
obstructs
the
breathing.
See
Gapeworm..
Bronchus
::
Bronchus
(n.) One of the
subdivisions
of the
trachea
or
windpipe;
esp. one of the two
primary
divisions.
Prototracheata
::
Prototracheata
(n. pl.) Same as
Malacopoda.
Tracheocele
::
Tracheocele
(n.) A tumor
containing
air and
communicating
with the
trachea.
Expectorate
::
Expectorate
(v. t.) To eject from the
trachea
or
lungs;
to
discharge,
as
phlegm
or other
matter,
by
coughing,
hawking,
and
spitting;
to spit
forth..
Tracheae
::
Tracheae
(pl. ) of
Trache.
Croup
::
Croup (n.) An
inflammatory
affection
of the
larynx
or
trachea,
accompanied
by a
hoarse,
ringing
cough and
stridulous,
difficult
breathing;
esp., such an
affection
when
associated
with the
development
of a false
membrane
in the air
passages
(also
called
membranous
croup).
See False
croup,
under
False,
and
Diphtheria..
Bronchia
::
Bronchia
(n. pl.) The
bronchial
tubes which arise from the
branching
of the
trachea,
esp. the
subdivision
of the
bronchi..
Stigma
::
Stigma
(v. t.) One of the
external
openings
of the
tracheae
of
insects,
myriapods,
and other
arthropods;
a
spiracle..
Throttle
::
Throttle
(n.) The
windpipe,
or
trachea;
the
weasand..
Tracheophonae
::
Tracheophonae
(n. pl.) A group of
passerine
birds
having
the
syrinx
at the lower end of the
trachea.
Tracheate
::
Tracheate
(a.)
Breathing
by means of
tracheae;
of or
pertaining
to the
Tracheata.
Vessel
::
Vessel
(n.) A
continuous
tube
formed
from
superposed
large
cylindrical
or
prismatic
cells
(tracheae),
which have lost their
intervening
partitions,
and are
usually
marked
with dots, pits,
rings,
or
spirals
by
internal
deposition
of
secondary
membranes;
a
duct..
Pauropoda
::
Pauropoda
(n. pl.) An order of small
myriapods
having
only nine pairs of legs and
destitute
of
tracheae.
Trachea
::
Trachea
(n.) One of the large cells in woody
tissue
which have
spiral,
annular,
or other
markings,
and are
connected
longitudinally
so as to form
continuous
ducts..
Trachea
::
Trachea
(n.) One of the
respiratory
tubes of
insects
and
arachnids.
Tracheary
::
Tracheary
(n.) One of the
Trachearia.
Larynx
::
Larynx
(n.) The
expanded
upper end of the
windpipe
or
trachea,
connected
with the hyoid bone or
cartilage.
It
contains
the vocal
cords,
which
produce
the voice by their
vibrations,
when they are
stretched
and a
current
of air
passes
between
them. The
larynx
is
connected
with the
pharynx
by an
opening,
the
glottis,
which,
in
mammals,
is
protected
by a
lidlike
epiglottis..
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