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Definition of issue
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 issue is as below...
Issue (n.) The act of
passing
or
flowing
out; a
moving
out from any
inclosed
place;
egress;
as, the issue of water from a pipe, of blood from a
wound,
of air from a
bellows,
of
people
from a
house..
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Bench Warrant
::
Bench
warrant
() A
process
issued
by a
presiding
judge or by a court
against
a
person
guilty
of some
contempt,
or
indicted
for some
crime;
-- so
called
in
distinction
from a
justice's
warrant..
Outcome
::
Outcome
(n.) That which comes out of, or
follows
from,
something
else;
issue;
result;
consequence;
upshot..
Issue
::
Issue (v. i.) To
close;
to end; to
terminate;
to turn out; as, we know not how the cause will
issue..
Creatinin
::
Creatinin
(n.) A
white,
crystalline,
nitrogenous
body
closely
related
to
creatin
but more basic in its
properties,
formed
from the
latter
by the
action
of
acids,
and
occurring
naturally
in
muscle
tissue
and in
urine..
Air Cell
::
Air cell () A
cavity
in the
cellular
tissue
of
plants,
containing
air
only..
Heteroplastic
::
Heteroplastic
(a.)
Producing
a
different
type of
organism;
developing
into a
different
form of
tissue,
as
cartilage
which
develops
into
bone..
Overissue
::
Overissue
(n.) An
excessive
issue;
an
issue,
as of notes or
bonds,
exceeding
the limit of
capital,
credit,
or
authority..
Flesh
::
Flesh (n.) The
aggregate
of the
muscles,
fat, and other
tissues
which cover the
framework
of bones in man and other
animals;
especially,
the
muscles..
Procedure
::
Procedure
(n.) That which
results;
issue;
product.
Kephalin
::
Kephalin
(n.) One of a group of
nitrogenous
phosphorized
principles,
supposed
by
Thudichum
to exist in brain
tissue..
Nucleus
::
Nucleus
(n.) An
incipient
ovule of soft
cellular
tissue.
Sustentate
::
Sustentacular
(a.)
Supporting;
sustaining;
as, a
sustentacular
tissue..
Radiate
::
Radiate
(v. i.) To
proceed
in
direct
lines from a point or
surface;
to issue in rays, as light or
heat..
Emit
::
Emit (v. t.) To send
forth;
to throw or give out; to cause to
issue;
to give vent to; to
eject;
to
discharge;
as, fire emits heat and
smoke;
boiling
water emits
steam;
the sun emits
light..
Pregnant
::
Pregnant
(a.) Heavy with
important
contents,
significance,
or
issue;
full of
consequence
or
results;
weighty;
as,
pregnant
replies..
Necrotic
::
Necrotic
(a.)
Affected
with
necrosis;
as,
necrotic
tissue;
characterized
by, or
producing,
necrosis;
as, a
necrotic
process..
Pigment
::
Pigment
(n.) Any one of the
colored
substances
found in
animal
and
vegetable
tissues
and
fluids,
as
bilirubin,
urobilin,
chlorophyll,
etc..
Register
::
Register
(n.) A
certificate
issued
by the
collector
of
customs
of a port or
district
to the owner of a
vessel,
containing
the
description
of a
vessel,
its name,
ownership,
and other
material
facts.
It is kept on board the
vessel,
to be used as an
evidence
of
nationality
or as a
muniment
of
title..
Endosteum
::
Endosteum
(n.) The layer of
vascular
connective
tissue
lining
the
medullary
cavities
of bone.
Stoichiology
::
Stoichiology
(n.) That part of the
science
of
physiology
which
treats
of the
elements,
or
principles,
composing
animal
tissues..
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