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Definition of convulsive
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Convulsive
(a.)
Producing,
or
attended
with,
convulsions
or
spasms;
characterized
by
convulsions;
convulsionary..
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Convulsively
::
Convulsively
(adv.)
in a
convulsive
manner.
Epilepsy
::
Epilepsy
(n.) The
falling
sickness,
so
called
because
the
patient
falls
suddenly
to the
ground;
a
disease
characterized
by
paroxysms
(or fits)
occurring
at
interval
and
attended
by
sudden
loss of
consciousness,
and
convulsive
motions
of the
muscles..
Clonic
::
Clonic
(a.)
Having
an
irregular,
convulsive
motion..
Stringiness
::
Stringhalt
(n.) An
habitual
sudden
twitching
of the
hinder
leg of a
horse,
or an
involuntary
or
convulsive
contraction
of the
muscles
that raise the
hock..
Sneeze
::
Sneeze
(v. i.) To emit air,
chiefly
through
the nose,
audibly
and
violently,
by a kind of
involuntary
convulsive
force,
occasioned
by
irritation
of the inner
membrane
of the
nose..
Tic
::
Tic (n.) A local and
habitual
convulsive
motion
of
certain
muscles;
especially,
such a
motion
of some of the
muscles
of the face;
twitching;
velication;
--
called
also
spasmodic
tic..
Sob
::
Sob (n.) The act of
sobbing;
a
convulsive
sigh, or
inspiration
of the
breath,
as in
sorrow..
Convulsive
::
Convulsive
(a.)
Producing,
or
attended
with,
convulsions
or
spasms;
characterized
by
convulsions;
convulsionary..
Rigor
::
Rigor (n.) A sense of
chilliness,
with
contraction
of the skin; a
convulsive
shuddering
or
tremor,
as in the chill
preceding
a
fever..
Twitch
::
Twitch
(n.) A
short,
spastic
contraction
of the
fibers
or
muscles;
a
simple
muscular
contraction;
as,
convulsive
twitches;
a
twitch
in the
side..
Sobbing
::
Sobbing
(n.) A
series
of
short,
convulsive
inspirations,
the
glottis
being
suddenly
closed
so that
little
or no air
enters
into the
lungs..
Start
::
Start (n.) A
convulsive
motion,
twitch,
or
spasm;
a
spasmodic
effort..
Gasp
::
Gasp (n.) The act of
opening
the mouth
convulsively
to catch the
breath;
a
labored
respiration;
a
painful
catching
of the
breath.
Raphany
::
Raphany
(n.) A
convulsive
disease,
attended
with
ravenous
hunger,
not
uncommon
in
Sweden
and
Germany.
It was so
called
because
supposed
to be
caused
by
eating
corn with which seeds of
jointed
charlock
(Raphanus
raphanistrum)
had been
mixed,
but the
condition
is now known to be a form of
ergotism..
Crispation
::
Crispation
(n.) A very
slight
convulsive
or
spasmodic
contraction
of
certain
muscles,
external
or
internal..
Subsumable
::
Subsultus
(n.) A
starting,
twitching,
or
convulsive
motion..
Chorea
::
Chorea
(n.) St.
Vitus's
dance;
a
disease
attended
with
convulsive
twitchings
and other
involuntary
movements
of the
muscles
or
limbs.
Choreic
::
Choreic
(a.) Of the
nature
of, or
pertaining
to,
chorea;
convulsive..
Chill
::
Chill (n.) A
sensation
of cold with
convulsive
shaking
of the body,
pinched
face, pale skin, and blue lips,
caused
by undue
cooling
of the body or by
nervous
excitement,
or
forming
the
precursor
of some
constitutional
disturbance,
as of a
fever..
Vellicate
::
Vellicate
(v. t.) To
twitch;
to cause to
twitch
convulsively.
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