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Definition of organ
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 organ is as below...
Organ (n.) A
medium
of
communication
between
one
person
or body and
another;
as, the
secretary
of state is the organ of
communication
between
the
government
and a
foreign
power;
a
newspaper
is the organ of its
editor,
or of a
party,
sect, etc..
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Homoplastic
::
Homoplastic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
homoplasty;
as,
homoplasticorgans;
homoplastic
forms..
Cestoidea
::
Cestoidea
(n. pl.) A class of
parasitic
worms
(Platelminthes)
of which the
tapeworms
are the most
common
examples.
The body is
flattened,
and
usually
but not
always
long, and
composed
of
numerous
joints
or
segments,
each of which may
contain
a
complete
set of male and
female
reproductive
organs.
They have
neither
mouth nor
intestine.
See
Tapeworm..
Colleterium
::
Colleterium
(n.) An organ of
female
insects,
containing
a
cement
to unite the
ejected
ova..
Cribellum
::
Cribellum
(n.) A
peculiar
perforated
organ of
certain
spiders
(Ciniflonidae),
used for
spinning
a
special
kind of
silk..
Endoparasite
::
Endoparasite
(n.) Any
parasite
which lives in the
internal
organs
of an
animal,
as the
tapeworms,
Trichina,
etc.; --
opposed
to
ectoparasite.
See
Entozoon..
Anatomism
::
Anatomism
(n.) The
doctrine
that the
anatomical
structure
explains
all the
phenomena
of the
organism
or of
animal
life.
Phaenogamous
::
Phaenogamous
(a.)
Having
true
flowers
with with
distinct
floral
organs;
flowering.
Peripatus
::
Peripatus
(n.) A genus of lowly
organized
arthropods,
found in South
Africa,
Australia,
and
tropical
America.
It
constitutes
the order
Malacopoda..
Symmetrical
::
Symmetrical
(a.)
Having
the
organs
or parts of one side
corresponding
with those of the
other;
having
the parts in two or more
series
of
organs
the same in
number;
exhibiting
a
symmetry.
See
Symmetry,
2..
Tompion
::
Tompion
(n.) A plug in a flute or an organ pipe, to
modulate
the
tone..
Eye
::
Eye (n.) The space
commanded
by the organ of
sight;
scope of
vision;
hence,
face;
front;
the
presence
of an
object
which is
directly
opposed
or
confronted;
immediate
presence..
Medulla
::
Medulla
(n.) The
marrow
of
bones;
the deep or inner
portion
of an organ or part; as, the
medulla,
or
medullary
substance,
of the
kidney;
specifically,
the
medula
oblongata..
Note
::
Note (n.) A key of the piano or
organ.
Metensomatosis
::
Metensomatosis
(n.) The
assimilation
by one body or
organism
of the
elements
of
another.
Formal
::
Formal
(a.)
Belonging
to the form,
shape,
frame,
external
appearance,
or
organization
of a
thing..
Polity
::
Polity
(n.) The form or
constitution
of the civil
government
of a
nation
or
state;
the
framework
or
organization
by which the
various
departments
of
government
are
combined
into a
systematic
whole.
Biotaxy
::
Biotaxy
(n.) The
classification
of
living
organisms
according
to their
structural
character;
taxonomy.
Lobe
::
Lobe (n.) A round
projecting
part of an
organ,
as of the
liver,
lungs,
brain,
etc. See
Illust.
of
Brain..
Chapter
::
Chapter
(n.) An
organized
branch
of some
society
or
fraternity
as of the
Freemasons.
Vaccine
::
Vaccine
(n.) any
preparation
used to
render
an
organism
immune
to some
disease,
by
inducing
or
increasing
the
natural
immunity
mechanisms.
Prior to 1995, such
preparations
usually
contained
killed
organisms
of the type for which
immunity
was
desired,
and
sometimes
used live
organisms
having
attenuated
virulence.
since that date,
preparations
containing
only
specific
antigenic
portions
of the
pathogenic
organism
are also used, some of which are
prepared
by
genetic
engineering
techniques..
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