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Definition of issue
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Issue (n.) A
discharge
of flux, as of
blood..
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Tissued
::
Tissued
(a.)
Clothed
in, or
adorned
with,
tissue;
also,
variegated;
as,
tissued
flowers..
Issue
::
Issue (v. t.) To send out
officially;
to
deliver
by
authority;
as, to issue an
order;
to issue a
writ..
Augur
::
Augur (v. i.) To
anticipate,
to
foretell,
or to
indicate
a
favorable
or an
unfavorable
issue;
as, to augur well or ill..
Pulp
::
Pulp (n.) A
tissue
or part
resembling
pulp;
especially,
the soft,
highly
vascular
and
sensitive
tissue
which fills the
central
cavity,
called
the pulp
cavity,
of
teeth..
Myelin
::
Myelin
(n.) One of a group of
phosphorized
principles
occurring
in nerve
tissue,
both in the brain and nerve
fibers..
Science
::
Science
(n.)
Especially,
such
knowledge
when it
relates
to the
physical
world and its
phenomena,
the
nature,
constitution,
and
forces
of
matter,
the
qualities
and
functions
of
living
tissues,
etc.; --
called
also
natural
science,
and
physical
science..
Joinder
::
Joinder
(v. t.)
Acceptance
of an issue
tendered
in law or fact.
Cancelli
::
Cancelli
(v. t.) The
interlacing
osseous
plates
constituting
the
elastic
porous
tissue
of
certain
parts of the
bones,
esp. in their
articular
extremities..
Conciliary
::
Conciliary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to, or
issued
by, a
council..
Pop
::
Pop (v. i.) To
enter,
or issue
forth,
with a
quick,
sudden
movement;
to move from place to place
suddenly;
to dart; -- with in, out, upon, off, etc..
Transformation
::
Transformation
(n.) Any
change
in an
organism
which
alters
its
general
character
and mode of life, as in the
development
of the germ into the
embryo,
the egg into the
animal,
the larva into the
insect
(metamorphosis),
etc.; also, the
change
which the
histological
units of a
tissue
are prone to
undergo.
See
Metamorphosis..
Endomysium
::
Endomysium
(n.) The
delicate
bands of
connective
tissue
interspersed
among
muscular
fibers.
Perineurium
::
Perineurium
(n.) The
connective
tissue
sheath
which
surrounds
a
bundle
of nerve
fibers.
See
Epineurium,
and
Neurilemma..
Result
::
Result
(v. i.) To come out, or have an
issue;
to
terminate;
to have
consequences;
--
followed
by in; as, this
measure
will
result
in good or in
evil..
Praecipe
::
Praecipe
(n.) A paper
containing
the
particulars
of a writ,
lodged
in the
office
out of which the writ is to be
issued..
Eburnation
::
Eburnation
(n.) A
condition
of bone
cartilage
occurring
in
certain
diseases
of these
tissues,
in which they
acquire
an
unnatural
density,
and come to
resemble
ivory..
Perimysium
::
Perimysium
(n.) The
connective
tissue
sheath
which
surrounds
a
muscle,
and sends
partitions
inwards
between
the
bundles
of
muscular
fibers..
Sphaerenchyma
::
Sphaerenchyma
(n.)
Vegetable
tissue
composed
of
thin-walled
rounded
cells,
-- a
modification
of
parenchyma..
Bet
::
Bet (n.) That which is laid,
staked,
or
pledged,
as
between
two
parties,
upon the event of a
contest
or any
contingent
issue;
the act of
giving
such a
pledge;
a
wager..
Collenchyma
::
Collenchyma
(n.) A
tissue
of
vegetable
cells which are
thickend
at the
angles
and
(usually)
elongated.
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