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Definition of microscopic
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Microscopic
(a.) Alt. of
Microscopica.
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Cilia
::
Cilia (n. pl.)
Small,
generally
microscopic,
vibrating
appendages
lining
certain
organs,
as the air
passages
of the
higher
animals,
and in the lower
animals
often
covering
also the whole or a part of the
exterior.
They are also found on some
vegetable
organisms.
In the
Infusoria,
and many
larval
forms,
they are
locomotive
organs..
Micrography
::
Micrography
(n.) The
description
of
microscopic
objects.
Microscopically
::
Microscopically
(adv.)
By the
microscope;
with
minute
inspection;
in a
microscopic
manner.
Histological
::
Histological
(a.)
Pertaining
to
histology,
or to the
microscopic
structure
of the
tissues
of
living
organisms..
Microscopial
::
Microscopial
(a.)
Microscopic.
Microscopical
::
Microscopical
(a.) Very
small;
visible
only by the aid of a
microscope;
as, a
microscopic
insect..
Microscopical
::
Microscopical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
microscope
or to
microscopy;
made with a
microscope;
as,
microscopic
observation..
Embolus
::
Embolus
(n.) A plug of some
substance
lodged
in a blood
vessel,
being
brought
thither
by the blood
current.
It
consists
most
frequently
of a clot of
fibrin,
a
detached
shred of a
morbid
growth,
a
globule
of fat, or a
microscopic
organism..
Crystalloid
::
Crystalloid
(n.) One of the
microscopic
particles
resembling
crystals,
consisting
of
protein
matter,
which occur in
certain
plant
cells;
--
called
also
protein
crystal..
Protista
::
Protista
(n. pl.) A
provisional
group in which are
placed
a
number
of low
microscopic
organisms
of
doubtful
nature.
Some are
probably
plants,
others
animals..
Bacillus
::
Bacillus
(n.) A
variety
of
bacterium;
a
microscopic,
rod-shaped
vegetable
organism..
Microorganism
::
Microorganism
(n.) Any
microscopic
form of life; --
particularly
applied
to
bacteria
and
similar
organisms,
esp. such are
supposed
to cause
infectious
diseases..
Macroscopical
::
Macroscopical
(a.)
Visible
to the
unassisted
eye; -- as
opposed
to
microscopic.
Lath-shaped
::
Lath-shaped
(a.)
Having
a
slender
elongated
form, like a lath; -- said of the
feldspar
of
certain
igneous
rocks,
as
diabase,
as seen in
microscopic
sections..
Photomicrograph
::
Photomicrograph
(n.) A
microscopically
small
photograph
of an
object.
Microscopical
::
Microscopical
(a.) Able to see
extremely
minute
objects.
Hemin
::
Hemin (n.) A
substance,
in the form of
reddish
brown,
microscopic,
prismatic
crystals,
formed
from dried blood by the
action
of
strong
acetic
acid and
common
salt; --
called
also
Teichmann's
crystals.
Chemically,
it is a
hydrochloride
of
hematin..
Micropantograph
::
Micropantograph
(n.) A kind of
pantograph
which
produces
copies
microscopically
minute.
Microbion
::
Microbion
(n.) A
microscopic
organism;
--
particularly
applied
to
bacteria
and
especially
to
pathogenic
forms;
as, the
microbe
of fowl
cholera..
Microphotograph
::
Microphotograph
(n.) An
enlarged
representation
of a
microscopic
object,
produced
by
throwing
upon a
sensitive
plate the
magnified
image of an
object
formed
by a
microscope
or other
suitable
combination
of
lenses..
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