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Definition of blood
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Blood (n.)
Descent
from
parents
of
recognized
breed;
excellence
or
purity
of
breed.
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Emission
::
Emission
(n.) That which is sent out,
issued,
or put in
circulation
at one time;
issue;
as, the
emission
was
mostly
blood..
Afflux
::
Afflux
(n.) A
flowing
towards;
that which flows to; as, an
afflux
of blood to the
head..
Fibrinogen
::
Fibrinogen
(n.) An
albuminous
substance
existing
in the
blood,
and in other
animal
fluids,
which
either
alone or with
fibrinoplastin
or
paraglobulin
forms
fibrin,
and thus
causes
coagulation..
Vapid
::
Vapid (a.)
Having
lost its life and
spirit;
dead;
spiritless;
insipid;
flat; dull;
unanimated;
as, vapid beer; a vapid
speech;
a vapid state of the
blood..
Bloodying
::
Bloodying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Blood.
Discovery
::
Discovery
(n.)
Finding
out or
ascertaining
something
previously
unknown
or
unrecognized;
as,
Harvey's
discovery
of the
circulation
of the
blood..
Frank-marriage
::
Frank-marriage
(n.) A
certain
tenure
in tail
special;
an
estate
of
inheritance
given to a man his wife (the wife being of the blood of the
donor),
and
descendible
to the heirs of their two
bodies
begotten..
Sanguify
::
Sanguify
(v. t.) To
produce
blood from.
Half-breed
::
Half-breed
(a.)
Half-blooded.
Flow
::
Flow (n.) A
stream
of water or other
fluid;
a
current;
as, a flow of
water;
a flow of
blood..
Haematitic
::
Haematitic
(a.) Of a
blood-red
color;
crimson;
(Bot.)
brownish
red.
Stiacciato
::
Sthenic
(a.)
Strong;
active;
-- said
especially
of
morbid
states
attended
with
excessive
action
of the heart and blood
vessels,
and
characterized
by
strength
and
activity
of the
muscular
and
nervous
system;
as, a
sthenic
fever..
Escheat
::
Escheat
(n.) The
falling
back or
reversion
of
lands,
by some
casualty
or
accident,
to the lord of the fee, in
consequence
of the
extinction
of the blood of the
tenant,
which may
happen
by his dying
without
heirs,
and
formerly
might
happen
by
corruption
of
blood,
that is, by
reason
of a
felony
or
attainder..
Bloodless
::
Bloodless
(a.) Not
attended
with
shedding
of
blood,
or
slaughter;
as, a
bloodless
victory..
Megrim
::
Megrim
(n.) A
sudden
vertigo
in a
horse,
succeeded
sometimes
by
unconsciousness,
produced
by an
excess
of blood in the
brain;
a mild form of
apoplexy..
Hemadynamometer
::
Hemadynamometer
(n.) An
instrument
by which the
pressure
of the blood in the
arteries,
or
veins,
is
measured
by the
height
to which it will raise a
column
of
mercury;
--
called
also a
haemomanometer..
Hemoptysis
::
Hemoptysis
(n.) The
expectoration
of
blood,
due
usually
to
hemorrhage
from the
mucous
membrane
of the
lungs..
Petechiae
::
Petechiae
(n. pl.) Small
crimson,
purple,
or livid
spots,
like
flea-bites,
due to
extravasation
of
blood,
which
appear
on the skin in
malignant
fevers,
etc..
Danewort
::
Danewort
(n.) A fetid
European
species
of elder
(Sambucus
Ebulus);
dwarf
elder;
wallwort;
elderwort;
--
called
also
Daneweed,
Dane's
weed, and
Dane's-blood.
[Said to grow on spots where
battles
were
fought
against
the
Danes.].
Draconin
::
Draconin
(n.) A red resin
forming
the
essential
basis of
dragon's
blood;
--
called
also
dracin.
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