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Definition of bile
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Bile (n.)
Bitterness
of
feeling;
choler;
anger;
ill
humor;
as, to stir one's
bile..
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Choleric
::
Choleric
(a.)
Abounding
with, or
producing
choler,
or
bile..
Choleic
::
Choleic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
obtained
from, bile; as,
choleic
acid..
Colera
::
Colera
(n.) Bile;
choler.
Atrabiliary
::
Atrabiliary
(a.)
Melancholic
or
hypohondriac;
atrabilious;
-- from the
supposed
predominance
of black bile, to the
influence
of which the
ancients
attributed
hypochondria,
melancholy,
and
mania..
Serolin
::
Serolin
(n.) A body found in fecal
matter
and
thought
to be
formed
in the
intestines
from the
cholesterin
of the bile; --
called
also
stercorin,
and
stercolin..
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..
Amylene
::
Amylene
(n.) One of a group of
metameric
hydrocarbons,
C5H10,
of the
ethylene
series.
The
colorless,
volatile,
mobile
liquid
commonly
called
amylene
is a
mixture
of
different
members
of the
group..
Stercolin
::
Stercobilin
(n.) A
coloring
matter
found in the
faeces,
a
product
of the
alteration
of the bile
pigments
in the
intestinal
canal,
--
identical
with
hydrobilirubin..
Jubilar
::
"Jubilar
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
having
the
character
of, a
jubilee..
Bilin
::
Bilin (n.) A name
applied
to the
amorphous
or
crystalline
mass
obtained
from bile by the
action
of
alcohol
and
ether.
It is
composed
of a
mixture
of the
sodium
salts of the bile
acids.
Hable
::
Hable (a.) See
Habile.
Atrabiliary
::
Atrabiliary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to atra bilis or black bile, a fluid
formerly
supposed
to be
produced
by the
kidneys..
Sorbile
::
Sorbile
(a.) Fit to be drunk or
sipped.
Hobiler
::
Hobiler
(n.) A light
horseman.
See 2d
Hobbler.
Jubilee
::
"Jubilee
(n.) A
church
solemnity
or
ceremony
celebrated
at Rome, at
stated
intervals,
originally
of one
hundred
years,
but
latterly
of
twenty-five;
a
plenary
and
extraordinary
indulgence
grated
by the
sovereign
pontiff
to the
universal
church.
One
invariable
condition
of
granting
this
indulgence
is the
confession
of sins and
receiving
of the
eucharist..
Stroboscope
::
Strobiline
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
strobile;
strobilaceous;
strobiliform;
as,
strobiline
fruits..
Jubilee
::
Jubilee
(n.) A state of joy or
exultation.
Pancreas
::
Pancreas
(n.) The
sweetbread,
a gland
connected
with the
intestine
of
nearly
all
vertebrates.
It is
usually
elongated
and
light-colored,
and its
secretion,
called
the
pancreatic
juice,
is
discharged,
often
together
with the bile, into the upper part of the
intestines,
and is a
powerful
aid in
digestion.
See
Illust.
of
Digestive
apparatus..
Immobilize
::
Immobilize
(v. t.) To make
immovable;
in
surgery,
to make
immovable
(a
naturally
mobile
part, as a
joint)
by the use of
splints,
or
stiffened
bandages..
Nubile
::
Nubile
(a.) Of an age
suitable
for
marriage;
marriageable.
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