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Definition of vein
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Vein (n.) A
fissure,
cleft,
or
cavity,
as in the earth or other
substance..
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Meander
::
Meander
(n.) A
winding,
crooked,
or
involved
course;
as, the
meanders
of the veins and
arteries..
Areolet
::
Areolet
(n.) A small
inclosed
area; esp. one of the small
spaces
on the wings of
insects,
circumscribed
by the
veins..
Fan-nerved
::
Fan-nerved
(a.)
Having
the
nerves
or veins
arranged
in a
radiating
manner;
-- said of
certain
leaves,
and of the wings of some
insects..
Interlobular
::
Interlobular
(a.)
Between
lobules;
as, the
interlobular
branches
of the
portal
vein..
Veinous
::
Veinous
(a.)
Marked
with
veins;
veined;
veiny.
Interveined
::
Interveined
(a.)
Intersected,
as with
veins..
Emulgent
::
Emulgent
(n.) An
emulgent
vessel,
as a renal
artery
or
vein..
Selvedge
::
Selvedge
(n.) A layer of clay or
decomposed
rock along the wall of a vein. See
Gouge,
n., 4..
Basset
::
Basset
(v. i.) To
inclined
upward
so as to
appear
at the
surface;
to crop out; as, a vein of coal
bassets..
Vaginervose
::
Vaginervose
(a.)
Having
the
nerves,
or
veins,
placed
in
apparent
disorder..
Country
::
Country
(adv.)
The rock
through
which a vein runs.
Cancer
::
Cancer
(n.)
Formerly,
any
malignant
growth,
esp. one
attended
with great pain and
ulceration,
with
cachexia
and
progressive
emaciation.
It was so
called,
perhaps,
from the great veins which
surround
it,
compared
by the
ancients
to the claws of a crab. The term is now
restricted
to such a
growth
made up of
aggregations
of
epithelial
cells,
either
without
support
or
embedded
in the
meshes
of a
trabecular
framework..
Orifice
::
Orifice
(n.) A mouth or
aperture,
as of a tube, pipe, etc.; an
opening;
as, the
orifice
of an
artery
or vein; the
orifice
of a
wound..
Vein
::
Vein (n.) A
fissure,
cleft,
or
cavity,
as in the earth or other
substance..
Dichotomy
::
Dichotomy
(n.) The place where a stem or vein is
forked.
Marble
::
Marble
(n.) A
massive,
compact
limestone;
a
variety
of
calcite,
capable
of being
polished
and used for
architectural
and
ornamental
purposes.
The color
varies
from white to
black,
being
sometimes
yellow,
red, and
green,
and
frequently
beautifully
veined
or
clouded.
The name is also given to other rocks of like use and
appearance,
as
serpentine
or verd
antique
marble,
and less
properly
to
polished
porphyry,
granite,
etc..
Navus
::
Navus (n.) A spot or mark on the skin of
children
when born; a
birthmark;
--
usually
applied
to
vascular
tumors,
i. e., those
consisting
mainly
of blood
vessels,
as
dilated
arteries,
veins,
or
capillaries..
Scagliola
::
Scagliola
(n.) An
imitation
of any
veined
and
ornamental
stone,
as
marble,
formed
by a
substratum
of
finely
ground
gypsum
mixed with glue, the
surface
of
which,
while soft, is
variegated
with
splinters
of
marble,
spar,
granite,
etc., and
subsequently
colored
and
polished..
Mahogany
::
Mahogany
(n.) The wood of the
Swietenia
Mahogoni.
It is of a
reddish
brown
color,
beautifully
veined,
very hard, and
susceptible
of a fine
polish.
It is used in the
manufacture
of
furniture..
Endogen
::
Endogen
(n.) A plant which
increases
in size by
internal
growth
and
elongation
at the
summit,
having
the wood in the form of
bundles
or
threads,
irregularly
distributed
throughout
the whole
diameter,
not
forming
annual
layers,
and with no
distinct
pith. The
leaves
of the
endogens
have,
usually,
parallel
veins,
their
flowers
are
mostly
in
three,
or some
multiple
of
three,
parts,
and their
embryos
have but a
single
cotyledon,
with the first
leaves
alternate.
The
endogens
constitute
one of the grea
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