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Definition of umbilic
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Umbilic
(a.) See
Umbilical,
1..
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Splanchno-skeleton
::
Splanchnopleure
(n.) The
inner,
or
visceral,
one of the two
lamellae
into which the
vertebrate
blastoderm
divides
on
either
side of the
notochord,
and from which the walls of the
enteric
canal and the
umbilical
vesicle
are
developed.
See
Somatopleure..
Subzigomatic
::
Subzonal
(a.)
Situated
under a zone, or zona; --
applied
to a
membrane
between
the zona
radiata
and the
umbilical
vesicle
in the
mammal
embryo..
Umbilicus
::
Umbilicus
(n.) An
ornamented
or
painted
ball or boss
fastened
at each end of the stick on which
manuscripts
were
rolled.
Monomphalus
::
Monomphalus
(n.) A form of
double
monster,
in which two
individuals
are
united
by a
common
umbilicus..
Umbilic
::
Umbilic
(n.) The
navel;
the
center.
Navel-string
::
Navel-string
(n.) The
umbilical
cord.
Umbilicus
::
Umbilicus
(n.) The
depression,
or mark, in the
median
line of the
abdomen,
which
indicates
the point where the
umbilical
cord
separated
from the
fetus;
the
navel..
Vesicle
::
Vesicle
(n.) A
cavity
or sac,
especially
one
filled
with
fluid;
as, the
umbilical
vesicle..
Myxoma
::
Myxoma
(n.) A tumor made up of a
gelatinous
tissue
resembling
that found in the
umbilical
cord.
Urachus
::
Urachus
(n.) A cord or band of
fibrous
tissue
extending
from the
bladder
to the
umbilicus.
Umbilical
::
Umbilical
(n.)
Pertaining
to the
center;
central.
Umbilication
::
Umbilication
(n.) A
slight,
navel-like
depression,
or
dimpling,
of the
center
of a
rounded
body; as, the
umbilication
of a
smallpox
vesicle;
also, the
condition
of being
umbilicated..
Umbilicus
::
Umbilicus
(n.) A point of a
surface
at which the
curvatures
of the
normal
sections
are all equal to each
other.
A
sphere
may be
osculatory
to the
surface
in every
direction
at an
umbilicus.
Called
also
umbilic.
Navelwort
::
Navelwort
(n.) A
European
perennial
succulent
herb
(Cotyledon
umbilicus),
having
round,
peltate
leaves
with a
central
depression;
-- also
called
pennywort,
and
kidneywort..
Omphalomesenteric
::
Omphalomesenteric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
umbilicus
and
mesentery;
omphalomesaraic;
as, the
omphalomesenteric
arteries
and veins of a
fetus..
Funis
::
Funis (n.) A cord;
specifically,
the
umbilical
cord or navel
string..
Boss
::
Boss (n.) A
protuberant
ornament
on any work,
either
of
different
material
from that of the work or of the same, as upon a
buckler
or
bridle;
a stud; a knob; the
central
projection
of a
shield.
See
Umbilicus..
Smallpox
::
Smallpox
(n.) A
contagious,
constitutional,
febrile
disease
characterized
by a
peculiar
eruption;
variola.
The
cutaneous
eruption
is at first a
collection
of
papules
which
become
vesicles
(first
flat,
subsequently
umbilicated)
and then
pustules,
and
finally
thick
crusts
which
slough
after a
certain
time, often
leaving
a pit, or
scar..
Mesogastrium
::
Mesogastrium
(n.) The
umbilical
region.
Parumbilical
::
Parumbilical
(a.) Near the
umbilicus;
--
applied
especially
to one or more small veins
which,
in man,
connect
the
portal
vein with the
epigastric
veins in the front wall of the
abdomen..
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