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Definition of blood
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Blood (n.) The
fleshy
nature
of man.
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Bloodwite
::
Bloodwite
(n.) Alt. of
Bloodwi.
Haemoscope
::
Haemoscope
(n.) An
instrument
devised
by
Hermann,
for
regulating
and
measuring
the
thickness
of a layer of blood for
spectroscopic
examination..
Pebrine
::
Pebrine
(n.) An
epidemic
disease
of the
silkworm,
characterized
by the
presence
of
minute
vibratory
corpuscles
in the
blood..
Digestion
::
Digestion
(n.) The
conversion
of food, in the
stomach
and
intestines,
into
soluble
and
diffusible
products,
capable
of being
absorbed
by the
blood..
Transubstantiation
::
Transubstantiation
(n.) The
doctrine
held by Roman
Catholics,
that the bread and wine in the Mass is
converted
into the body and blood of
Christ;
--
distinguished
from
consubstantiation,
and
impanation..
Disk
::
Disk (n.) A
circular
structure
either
in
plants
or
animals;
as, a blood disk;
germinal
disk, etc..
Hemadromometry
::
Hemadromometry
(n.) The act of
measuring
the
velocity
with which the blood
circulates
in the
arteries;
haemotachometry.
Half Blood
::
Half blood () The
relation
between
persons
born of the same
father
or of the same
mother,
but not of both; as, a
brother
or
sister
of the half
blood.
See
Blood,
n., 2 and 4..
Grume
::
Grume (n.) A
thick,
viscid
fluid;
a clot, as of
blood..
Carotid
::
Carotid
(n.) One of the two main
arteries
of the neck, by which blood is
conveyed
from the aorta to the head. [See
Illust.
of
Aorta.].
Chyle
::
Chyle (n.) A milky fluid
containing
the fatty
matter
of the food in a state of
emulsion,
or fine
mechanical
division;
formed
from chyme by the
action
of the
intestinal
juices.
It is
absorbed
by the
lacteals,
and
conveyed
into the blood by the
thoracic
duct..
Erection
::
Erection
(n.) The state of a part
which,
from
having
been soft, has
become
hard and
swollen
by the
accumulation
of blood in the
erectile
tissue..
Blood
::
Blood (n.)
Temper
of mind;
disposition;
state of the
passions;
-- as if the blood were the seat of
emotions.
Indobriton
::
IndoBriton
(n.) A
person
born in
India,
of mixed
Indian
and
British
blood;
a
half-caste..
Cacochymical
::
Cacochymical
(a.)
Having
the
fluids
of the body
vitiated,
especially
the
blood..
Blood
::
Blood (v. t.) To
stain,
smear or wet, with
blood..
Pyaemia
::
Pyaemia
(n.) A form of blood
poisoning
produced
by the
absorption
into the blood of
morbid
matters
usually
originating
in a wound or local
inflammation.
It is
characterized
by the
development
of
multiple
abscesses
throughout
the body, and is
attended
with
irregularly
recurring
chills,
fever,
profuse
sweating,
and
exhaustion..
Cupping
::
Cupping
(n.) The
operation
of
drawing
blood to or from the
surface
of the
person
by
forming
a
partial
vacuum
over the spot. Also,
sometimes,
a
similar
operation
for
drawing
pus from an
abscess..
Circulation
::
Circulation
(n.) The
movement
of the blood in the
blood-vascular
system,
by which it is
brought
into close
relations
with
almost
every
living
elementary
constituent.
Also, the
movement
of the sap in the
vessels
and
tissues
of
plants..
Haemapoietic
::
Haemapoietic
(a.)
Bloodforming;
as, the
haemapoietic
function
of the
spleen..
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