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Definition of blood
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Blood (n.)
Descent
from
parents
of
recognized
breed;
excellence
or
purity
of
breed.
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Arterialization
::
Arterialization
(n.) The
process
of
converting
venous
blood into
arterial
blood
during
its
passage
through
the
lungs,
oxygen
being
absorbed
and
carbonic
acid
evolved;
--
called
also
aeration
and
hematosis..
Stroma
::
Stroma
(n.) The
spongy,
colorless
framework
of a red blood
corpuscle
or other
cell..
Bois Durci
::
Bois durci () A hard,
highly
polishable
composition,
made of fine
sawdust
from hard wood (as
rosewood)
mixed with
blood,
and
pressed..
Freeze
::
Freeze
(v. i.) To
become
chilled
with cold, or as with cold; to
suffer
loss of
animation
or life by lack of heat; as, the blood
freezes
in the
veins..
Venous
::
Venous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a vein or
veins;
as, the
venous
circulation
of the
blood..
Recrement
::
Recrement
(n.) A
substance
secreted
from the blood and again
absorbed
by it.
Puccoon
::
Puccoon
(n.) Any one of
several
plants
yielding
a red
pigment
which is used by the North
American
Indians,
as the
bloodroot
and two
species
of
Lithospermum
(L.
hirtum,
and L.
canescens);
also, the
pigment
itself..
Aorta
::
Aorta (n.) The great
artery
which
carries
the blood from the heart to all parts of the body
except
the
lungs;
the main trunk of the
arterial
system.
Melaena
::
Melaena
(n.) A
discharge
from the
bowels
of black
matter,
consisting
of
altered
blood..
Escheat
::
Escheat
(n.) The
falling
back or
reversion
of
lands,
by some
casualty
or
accident,
to the lord of the fee, in
consequence
of the
extinction
of the blood of the
tenant,
which may
happen
by his dying
without
heirs,
and
formerly
might
happen
by
corruption
of
blood,
that is, by
reason
of a
felony
or
attainder..
Congest
::
Congest
(v. t. ) To cause an
overfullness
of the blood
vessels
(esp. the
capillaries)
of an organ or part.
Hound
::
Hound (n.) A
variety
of the
domestic
dog,
usually
having
large,
drooping
ears, esp. one which hunts game by
scent,
as the
foxhound,
bloodhound,
deerhound,
but also used for
various
breeds
of fleet
hunting
dogs, as the
greyhound,
boarhound,
etc..
Gallant
::
Gallant
(n.) A man of
mettle
or
spirit;
a gay;
fashionable
man; a young
blood.
Hematoid
::
Hematoid
(a.)
Resembling
blood.
Mesenchyma
::
Mesenchyma
(n.) The part of the
mesoblast
which gives rise to the
connective
tissues
and
blood.
Endostyle
::
Endostyle
(n.) A fold of the
endoderm,
which
projects
into the blood
cavity
of
ascidians.
See
Tunicata..
Phlegm
::
Phlegm
(a.) One of the four
humors
of which the
ancients
supposed
the blood to be
composed.
See
Humor.
Avenger
::
Avenger
(n.) One who
avenges
or
vindicates;
as, an
avenger
of
blood..
Leptocardia
::
Leptocardia
(n. pl.) The
lowest
class of
Vertebrata,
including
only the
Amphioxus.
The heart is
represented
only by a
simple
pulsating
vessel.
The blood is
colorless;
the
brain,
renal
organs,
and limbs are
wanting,
and the
backbone
is
represented
only by a
simple,
unsegmented
notochord.
See
Amphioxus..
Erythrogen
::
Erythrogen
(n.) A
crystalline
substance
obtained
from
diseased
bile, which
becomes
blood-red
when acted on by
nitric
acid or
ammonia..
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