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Definition of stive
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 stive is as below...
Stive (v. t.) To
stuff;
to
crowd;
to fill full;
hence,
to make hot and
close;
to
render
stifling..
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Digestive
::
Digestive
(n.) A
substance
which,
when
applied
to a wound or
ulcer,
promotes
suppuration..
Secretion
::
Secretion
(n.) The act of
secreting;
the
process
by which
material
is
separated
from the blood
through
the
agency
of the cells of the
various
glands
and
elaborated
by the cells into new
substances
so as to form the
various
secretions,
as the
saliva,
bile, and other
digestive
fluids.
The
process
varies
in the
different
glands,
and hence are
formed
the
various
secretions..
Stoak
::
Stives
(n. pl.)
Stews;
a
brothel.
Pancreatin
::
Pancreatin
(n.) One of the
digestive
ferments
of the
pancreatic
juice;
also, a
preparation
containing
such a
ferment,
made from the
pancreas
of
animals,
and used in
medicine
as an aid to
digestion..
Tempestivily
::
Tempestivily
(n.) The
quality,
or
state,
of being
tempestive;
seasonableness..
Indicative
::
Indicative
(a.)
Suggestive;
representing
the whole by a part, as a fleet by a ship, a
forest
by a tree, etc..
Eupepsy
::
Eupepsy
(n.)
Soundness
of the
nutritive
or
digestive
organs;
good
concoction
or
digestion;
--
opposed
to
dyspepsia.
Zooid
::
Zooid (n.) One of the
individual
animals
in a
composite
group,
as of
Anthozoa,
Hydroidea,
and
Bryozoa;
--
sometimes
restricted
to those
individuals
in which the mouth and
digestive
organs
are not
developed..
Synergy
::
Synergy
(n.) the
combined
healthy
action
of every organ of a
particular
system;
as, the
digestive
synergy..
Assistive
::
Assistive
(a.)
Lending
aid,
helping..
Stiving
::
Stived
(imp. & p. p.) of Stiv.
Restiff
::
Restiff
(n.) A
restive
or
stubborn
horse.
Costive
::
Costive
(a.)
Retaining
fecal
matter
in the
bowels;
having
too slow a
motion
of the
bowels;
constipated.
Festivous
::
Festivous
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
feast;
festive.
Convivial
::
Convivial
(a.) Of or
relating
to a feast or
entertainment,
or to
eating
and
drinking,
with
accompanying
festivity;
festive;
social;
gay;
jovial..
Hastive
::
Hastive
(n.)
Forward;
early;
-- said of
fruits.
Agastric
::
Agastric
(a.)
Having
to
stomach,
or
distinct
digestive
canal,
as the
tapeworm..
Bile
::
Bile (n.) A
yellow,
or
greenish,
viscid
fluid,
usually
alkaline
in
reaction,
secreted
by the
liver.
It
passes
into the
intestines,
where it aids in the
digestive
process.
Its
characteristic
constituents
are the bile
salts,
and
coloring
matters..
Duodenum
::
Duodenum
(n.) The part of the small
intestines
between
the
stomach
and the
jejunum.
See
Illust.
of
Digestive
apparatus,
under
Digestive..
Concoctive
::
Concoctive
(a.)
Having
the power of
digesting
or
ripening;
digestive.
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