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Definition of vesicle
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 vesicle is as below...
Vesicle
(n.) A
cavity
or sac,
especially
one
filled
with
fluid;
as, the
umbilical
vesicle..
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Vesiculate
::
Vesiculate
(v. t.) To form
vesicles
in, as
lava..
Vesicula
::
Vesicula
(n.) A
vesicle.
Planula
::
Planula
(n.) In
embryonic
development,
a
vesicle
filled
with
fluid,
formed
from the
morula
by the
divergence
of its cells in such a
manner
as to give rise to a
central
space,
around
which the cells
arrange
themselves
as an
envelope;
an
embryonic
form
intermediate
between
the
morula
and
gastrula.
Sometimes
used as
synonymous
with
gastrula..
Allantoid
::
Allantoid
(n.) A
membranous
appendage
of the
embryos
of
mammals,
birds,
and
reptiles,
-- in
mammals
serving
to
connect
the fetus with the
parent;
the
urinary
vesicle..
Vesicle
::
Vesicle
(n.) A
small,
and more or less
circular,
elevation
of the
cuticle,
containing
a clear
watery
fluid..
Vesicle
::
Vesicle
(n.) A
bladderlike
vessel;
a
membranous
cavity;
a cyst; a cell.
Sudarium
::
Sudamina
(n. pl)
Minute
vesicles
surrounded
by an area of
reddened
skin,
produced
by
excessive
sweating..
Rupia
::
Rupia (n.) An
eruption
upon the skin,
consisting
of
vesicles
with
inflamed
base and
filled
with
serous,
purulent,
or
bloody
fluid,
which dries up,
forming
a
blackish
crust..
Bladder
::
Bladder
(n.) Any
vesicle
or
blister,
especially
if
filled
with air, or a thin,
watery
fluid..
Germinal
::
Germinal
(a.)
Pertaining
or
belonging
to a germ; as, the
germinal
vesicle..
Bulla
::
Bulla (n.) A bleb; a
vesicle,
or an
elevation
of the
cuticle,
containing
a
transparent
watery
fluid..
Vesicular
::
Vesicular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
vesicles;
esp., of or
pertaining
to the air
vesicles,
or air
cells,
of the
lungs;
as,
vesicular
breathing,
or
normal
breathing,
in which the air
enters
freely
the air
vesicles
of the
lungs..
Bleb
::
Bleb (n.) A large
vesicle
or
bulla,
usually
containing
a
serous
fluid;
a
blister;
a
bubble,
as in
water,
glass,
etc..
Eczema
::
Eczema
(n.) An
inflammatory
disease
of the skin,
characterized
by the
presence
of
redness
and
itching,
an
eruption
of small
vesicles,
and the
discharge
of a
watery
exudation,
which often dries up,
leaving
the skin
covered
with
crusts;
--
called
also
tetter,
milk
crust,
and salt
rheum..
Burse
::
Burse (n.) A
purse;
also, a
vesicle;
a pod; a
hull..
Pedicel
::
Pedicel
(n.) A
slender
support
of any
special
organ,
as that of a
capsule
in
mosses,
an air
vesicle
in
algae,
or a
sporangium
in
ferns..
Vesicular
::
Vesicular
(a.)
Having
the form or
structure
of a
vesicle;
as, a
vesicular
body..
Splanchno-skeleton
::
Splanchnopleure
(n.) The
inner,
or
visceral,
one of the two
lamellae
into which the
vertebrate
blastoderm
divides
on
either
side of the
notochord,
and from which the walls of the
enteric
canal and the
umbilical
vesicle
are
developed.
See
Somatopleure..
Bladderwort
::
Bladderwort
(n.) A genus
(Utricularia)
of
aquatic
or
marshy
plants,
which
usually
bear
numerous
vesicles
in the
divisions
of the
leaves.
These serve as traps for
minute
animals.
See
Ascidium..
Vesiculation
::
Vesiculation
(n.) The state of
containing
vesicles,
or the
process
by which
vesicles
are
formed..
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