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Definition of intestine
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of intestine is as below...
Intestine
(a.)
Internal
with
regard
to a state or
country;
domestic;
not
foreign;
--
applied
usually
to that which is evil; as,
intestine
disorders,
calamities,
etc..
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Belly
::
Belly (n.) That part of the human body which
extends
downward
from the
breast
to the
thighs,
and
contains
the
bowels,
or
intestines;
the
abdomen..
Bots
::
Bots (n. pl.) The
larvae
of
several
species
of
botfly,
especially
those
larvae
which
infest
the
stomach,
throat,
or
intestines
of the
horse,
and are
supposed
to be the cause of
various
ailments..
Alvine
::
Alvine
(a.) Of, from, in, or
pertaining
to, the belly or the
intestines;
as,
alvine
discharges;
alvine
concretions..
Domestic
::
Domestic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
nation
considered
as a
family
or home, or to one's own
country;
intestine;
not
foreign;
as,
foreign
wars and
domestic
dissensions..
Foregut
::
Foregut
(n.) The
anterior
part of the
alimentary
canal,
from the mouth to the
intestine,
o/ to the
entrance
of the bile
duct..
Proctucha
::
Proctucha
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Turbellaria
including
those that have an
intestine
terminating
posteriorly.
Meconium
::
Meconium
(n.) The
contents
of the fetal
intestine;
hence,
first
excrement..
Crypt
::
Crypt (n.) A
simple
gland,
glandular
cavity,
or tube; a
follicle;
as, the
crypts
of
Lieberk/hn,
the
simple
tubular
glands
of the small
intestines..
Neurenteric
::
Neurenteric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to both the
neuron
and the
enteron;
as, the
neurenteric
canal,
which,
in
embroys
of many
vertebrates,
connects
the
medullary
tube and the
primitive
intestine.
See
Illust.
of
Ectoderm..
Enterotomy
::
Enterotomy
(n.)
Incision
of the
intestines,
especially
in
reducing
certain
cases of
hernia..
Tenesmus
::
Tenesmus
(n.) An
urgent
and
distressing
sensation,
as if a
discharge
from the
intestines
must take
place,
although
none can be
effected;
--
always
referred
to the lower
extremity
of the
rectum..
Intestine
::
Intestine
(a.)
Internal;
inward;
--
opposed
to
external.
Gastroenteritis
::
Gastroenteritis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
lining
membrane
of the
stomach
and the
intestines.
Agminated
::
Agminated
(a.)
Grouped
together;
as, the
agminated
glands
of Peyer in the small
intestine..
Evert
::
Evert (v. t.) To turn
outwards,
or
inside
out, as an
intestine..
Catgut
::
Catgut
(n.) A cord of great
toughness
made from the
intestines
of
animals,
esp. of
sheep,
used for
strings
of
musical
instruments,
etc..
Chitterlings
::
Chitterlings
(n. pl.) The
smaller
intestines
of
swine,
etc., fried for
food..
Midgut
::
Midgut
(n.) The
middle
part of the
alimentary
canal from the
stomach,
or
entrance
of the bile duct, to, or
including,
the large
intestine..
Convolution
::
Convolution
(n.) An
irregular,
tortuous
folding
of an organ or part; as, the
convolutions
of the
intestines;
the
cerebral
convolutions.
See
Brain..
Intussusception
::
Intussusception
(n.) The
abnormal
reception
or
slipping
of a part of a tube, by
inversion
and
descent,
within
a
contiguous
part of it;
specifically,
the
reception
or
slipping
of the upper part of the small
intestine
into the
lower;
introsusception;
invagination..
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