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| remedy for relieving pain |
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| pain along the course of a nerve |
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| sexual pleasure derived from the experiencing or inflicting of pain |
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| pertaining to the pleasantness/unpleasantness dimension in experience |
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| burning pain sometimes present in injuries to the nerves |
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| impairment of speech articulation |
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| a member of the phylum Arthropoda, including crustaceans, insects, and spiders |
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| a ball-and-socket joint, as, for instance, the hip |
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| having jointed fin-rays, as fishes |
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| a freely movable articulation |
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| a new and abnormally produced articulation in the sequence of a fracture, dislocation or disease of the bone |
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| loosening stiff joints by operation or manipulation in cases of ankylosis |
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| progressive ankylosis of a joint |
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| related to the forms of living beings; often used of primitive art |
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| a condition in which two organisms live together for mutual benefit |
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| a plant flowering or bearing fruit twice in a season |
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| the examination of living tissue |
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| the theory of the production of living matter from nonliving matter |
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| a pigment synthesized in the metabolic process of living organisms |
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| the treatment of diseases by means of substances secreted by living organisms, as serums |
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| infection with Dermatobia (botflies); larvae are obligatory sarcobionts |
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| a relationship between two organisms in which only one of the partners benefits |
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| living in light exclusively |
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| psychology in relation to biology |
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| a plant that scatters its seeds by dehiscence through dryness |
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| the process by which assimilated food is built up into protoplasms and by which protoplasm is broken down into waste matter with the release of energy |
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| the destruction of a blood vessel by foreign matter lodged in it |
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| a condition characterized by violent spasmodic movements of the extremities on one side of the body |
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| the insertion of meaningless words into speech in some schizophrenic states |
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| a process of overgrowth in gastrulation in telolecithal eggs |
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| layers of ground or fundamental tissue between dermatogen and plerome of growing points |
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| genus of grasses to which dropseed belongs |
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| fruiting after the winter in the second season after flowering |
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| abnormal slowness of the heart (pulse rate less than sixty beats a minute) |
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| abnormal slowness in reading |
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| various recesses, glandular cavities, etc. in the body, as tonsillar crypts |
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| a plant that does not have apparent reproductive organs |
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| a condition in which the testes fail to descend |
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| the power of perceiving without sensory mechanism; clairvoyance |
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| made up of minute fragmental particles, often used to designate a type of rock |
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| a plant that produces its buds underwater or underground |
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| produced by completely concealed volcanic action |
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| fauna dwelling in darkness or under rocks |
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| pertaining to protective resemblance between diverse species |
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| pertaining to a leaf in which the veins converge at the point |
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| a number of symptoms that occur at the same time, characterizing a particular disease |
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| a condition in which a nerve conducts impulses better in one direction than in the other |
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| a pathological desire to wander |
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| pertaining to fishes migrating annually from salt to fresh water |
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| a complete failure of impulse conduction in muscles or nerves |
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| process of registering by instrument the velocity of blood current |
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| the movement of particles suspended in a fluid toward light or away from it |
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| divination by examining the figures formed on the ground when a handful of earth is thrown |
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| the ripening of fruits underground, as with the peanut |
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| the practice of eating earth |
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| living in or on the earth |
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| a land plant; a plant with dormant parts underground |
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| locomotor response to gravity |
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| growing or maturing under the earth's surface |
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| afferent nerve conducting impulses to the central nervous system |
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| the portion of the cloaca into which the urogenital ducts open |
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| a condition in which events seem to be remembered which have not been actually experienced |
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| inability to remember sounds |
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| a history related by the patient |
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| the medical history of a patient following illness or behaviour disorder |
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| loss of memory of recent happenings but retention of events occurring in a remote period |
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| pruritis and discomfort of the skin hours and days after the cause of symptoms has been removed |
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| pertaining to a divinity represented in the form of an animal |
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| the study of structure and form |
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| having a nucleus with several lobes |
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