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Definition of blood
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Blood (n.) The
fleshy
nature
of man.
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Blooded
::
Blooded
(imp. & p. p.) of Bloo.
Defibrinate
::
Defibrinate
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
fibrin,
as fresh blood or lymph by
stirring
with
twigs..
Aberration
::
Aberration
(n.) The
passage
of blood or other fluid into parts not
appropriate
for it.
Haematoplastic
::
Haematoplastic
(a.) Blood
formative;
--
applied
to a
substance
in early fetal life, which
breaks
up
gradually
into blood
vessels..
Grume
::
Grume (n.) A
thick,
viscid
fluid;
a clot, as of
blood..
Stepbrother
::
Step- () A
prefix
used
before
father,
mother,
brother,
sister,
son,
daughter,
child,
etc., to
indicate
that the
person
thus
spoken
of is not a blood
relative,
but is a
relative
by the
marriage
of a
parent;
as, a
stepmother
to X is the wife of the
father
of X,
married
by him after the death of the
mother
of X. See
Stepchild,
Stepdaughter,
Stepson,
etc..
Venal
::
Venal (a.) Of or
pertaining
to
veins;
venous;
as, venal
blood..
Hematic
::
Hematic
(n.) A
medicine
designed
to
improve
the
condition
of the
blood.
Perivascular
::
Perivascular
(a.)
Around
the blood
vessels;
as,
perivascular
lymphatics..
''sblood
::
'Sblood
(interj.)
An
abbreviation
of God's
blood;
-- used as an oath.
Ecchymose
::
Ecchymose
(v. t.) To
discolor
by the
production
of an
ecchymosis,
or
effusion
of
blood,
beneath
the skin; --
chiefly
used in the
passive
form; as, the parts were much
ecchymosed..
Blood
::
Blood (n.) The fluid which
circulates
in the
principal
vascular
system
of
animals,
carrying
nourishment
to all parts of the body, and
bringing
away waste
products
to be
excreted.
See under
Arterial..
Hyperaemia
::
Hyperaemia
(n.) A
superabundance
or
congestion
of blood in an organ or part of the body.
Rete
::
Rete (n.) A net or
network;
a
plexus;
particularly,
a
network
of blood
vessels
or
nerves,
or a part
resembling
a
network..
Homoiothermal
::
Homoiothermal
(a.)
Maintaining
a
uniform
temperature;
haematothermal;
homothermic;
--
applied
to
warm-bodied
animals,
because
they
maintain
a
nearly
uniform
temperature
in spite of the great
variations
in the
surrounding
air; in
distinct
from the
cold-blooded
(poikilothermal)
animals,
whose body
temperature
follows
the
variations
in
temperature
of the
surrounding
medium..
Contusion
::
Contusion
(n.) A
bruise;
an
injury
attended
with more or less
disorganization
of the
subcutaneous
tissue
and
effusion
of blood
beneath
the skin, but
without
apparent
wound..
Papaveraceous
::
Papaveraceous
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
natural
order of
plants
(Papaveraceae)
of which the
poppy,
the
celandine,
and the
bloodroot
are
well-known
examples..
Butchery
::
Butchery
(n.) A
slaughterhouse;
the
shambles;
a place where blood is shed.
Antitoxine
::
Antitoxine
(n.) A
substance
(sometimes
the
product
of a
specific
micro-organism
and
sometimes
naturally
present
in the blood or
tissues
of an
animal),
capable
of
producing
immunity
from
certain
diseases,
or of
counteracting
the
poisonous
effects
of
pathogenic
bacteria..
Chlorocruorin
::
Chlorocruorin
(n.) A green
substance,
supposed
to be the cause of the green color of the blood in some
species
of
worms..
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