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Definition of flam
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Flam (v. t.) To
deceive
with a
falsehood.
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Inextinguishable
::
Inextinguishable
(a.) Not
capable
of being
extinguished;
extinguishable;
unquenchable;
as,
inextinguishable
flame,
light,
thirst,
desire,
feuds..
Phlegmasia
::
Phlegmasia
(n.) An
inflammation;
more
particularly,
an
inflammation
of the
internal
organs..
Broncho-pneumonia
::
Broncho-pneumonia
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
bronchi
and
lungs;
catarrhal
pneumonia.
Epispastic
::
Epispastic
(n.) An
external
application
to the skin, which
produces
a
puriform
or
serous
discharge
by
exciting
inflammation;
a
vesicatory..
Eruption
::
Eruption
(n.) The act of
breaking
out or
bursting
forth;
as: (a) A
violent
throwing
out of
flames,
lava, etc., as from a
volcano
of a
fissure
in the
earth's
crust.
(b) A
sudden
and
overwhelming
hostile
movement
of armed men from one
country
to
another.
Milton.
(c) A
violent
commotion..
Epididymitis
::
Epididymitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
epididymis,
one of the
common
results
of
gonorrhea..
Dermatitis
::
Dermatitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the skin.
Leptomeningitis
::
Leptomeningitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the pia mater or of the
arachnoid
membrane.
Inflame
::
Inflame
(v. t.) To
exaggerate;
to
enlarge
upon.
Enteritis
::
Enteritis
(n.) An
inflammation
of the
intestines.
Irritant
::
Irritant
(n.) A
poison
that
produces
inflammation.
Gum Ammoniac
::
Gum
ammoniac
(n.) The
concrete
juice (gum
resin)
of an
umbelliferous
plant,
the
Dorema
ammoniacum.
It is
brought
chiefly
from
Persia
in the form of
yellowish
tears,
which occur
singly,
or are
aggregated
into
masses.
It has a
peculiar
smell,
and a
nauseous,
sweet
taste,
followed
by a
bitter
one. It is
inflammable,
partially
soluble
in water and in
spirit
of wine, and is used in
medicine
as an
expectorant
and
resolvent,
and for the
formation
of
certain
plasters..
Auriflamme
::
Auriflamme
(n.) See
Oriflamme.
Spunky
::
Spunk (n.) An
inflammable
temper;
spirit;
mettle;
pluck;
as, a man of
spunk..
Erysipelas
::
Erysipelas
(n.) St.
Anthony's
fire; a
febrile
disease
accompanied
with a
diffused
inflammation
of the skin,
which,
starting
usually
from a
single
point,
spreads
gradually
over its
surface.
It is
usually
regarded
as
contagious,
and often
occurs
epidemically..
Fan
::
Fan (n.) That which
produces
effects
analogous
to those of a fan, as in
exciting
a
flame,
etc.; that which
inflames,
heightens,
or
strengthens;
as, it
served
as a fan to the flame of his
passion..
Antiphlogistic
::
Antiphlogistic
(n.) Any
medicine
or diet which tends to check
inflammation.
Benzene
::
Benzene
(n.) A
volatile,
very
inflammable
liquid,
C6H6,
contained
in the
naphtha
produced
by the
destructive
distillation
of coal, from which it is
separated
by
fractional
distillation.
The name is
sometimes
applied
also to the
impure
commercial
product
or
benzole,
and also, but
rarely,
to a
similar
mixed
product
of
petroleum..
Disinflame
::
Disinflame
(v. t.) To
divest
of flame or
ardor.
Rankle
::
Rankle
(a.) To
produce
a
festering
or
inflamed
effect;
to cause a sore; -- used
literally
and
figuratively;
as, a
splinter
rankles
in the
flesh;
the words
rankled
in his
bosom..
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