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Definition of aliment
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Aliment
(v. t.) To
nourish;
to
support.
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Broma
::
Broma (n.)
Aliment;
food.
Enteradenology
::
Enteradenology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
glands
of the
alimentary
canal.
Alimentation
::
Alimentation
(n.) State or mode of being
nourished.
Aliment
::
Aliment
(n.) That which
nourishes;
food;
nutriment;
anything
which feeds or adds to a
substance
in
natural
growth.
Hence:
The
necessaries
of life
generally:
sustenance;
means of
support.
Monotremata
::
Monotremata
(n. pl.) A
subclass
of
Mammalia,
having
a
cloaca
in which the ducts of the
urinary,
genital,
and
alimentary
systems
terminate,
as in
birds.
The
female
lays eggs like a bird. See Duck mole, under Duck, and
Echidna..
Alimental
::
Alimental
(a.)
Supplying
food;
having
the
quality
of
nourishing;
furnishing
the
materials
for
natural
growth;
as,
alimental
sap..
Enteron
::
Enteron
(n.) The whole
alimentary,
or
enteric,
canal..
Pabulous
::
Pabulous
(a.)
Affording
pabulum,
or food;
alimental..
Anus
::
Anus (n.) The
posterior
opening
of the
alimentary
canal,
through
which the
excrements
are
expelled..
Food
::
Food (n.) What is fed upon; that which goes to
support
life by being
received
within,
and
assimilated
by, the
organism
of an
animal
or a
plant;
nutriment;
aliment;
especially,
what is eaten by
animals
for
nourishment..
Carminative
::
Carminative
(n.) A
substance,
esp. an
aromatic,
which tends to expel wind from the
alimentary
canal,
or to
relieve
colic,
griping,
or
flatulence..
Nutriment
::
Nutriment
(n.) That which
nourishes;
anything
which
promotes
growth
and
repairs
the
natural
waste of
animal
or
vegetable
life; food;
aliment.
Ingesta
::
Ingesta
(n. pl.) That which is
introduced
into the body by the
stomach
or
alimentary
canal;
--
opposed
to
egesta.
Superaltar
::
Superalimentation
(n.) The act of
overfeeding,
or
making
one take food in
excess
of the
natural
appetite
for it..
Enteric
::
Enteric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
enteron,
or
alimentary
canal;
intestinal..
Stomodaeum
::
Stomodaeum
(n.) A part of the
alimentary
canal.
See under
Mesenteron.
Mesenteron
::
Mesenteron
(n.) All that part of the
alimentary
canal which is
developed
from the
primitive
enteron
and is lined with
hypoblast.
It is
distinguished
from the
stomod/um,
a part at the
anterior
end of the
canal,
including
the
cavity
of the
mouth,
and the
proctod/um,
a part at the
posterior
end, which are
formed
by
invagination
and are lined with
epiblast..
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
separate
(the food) in its
passage
through
the
alimentary
canal into the
nutritive
and
nonnutritive
elements;
to
prepare,
by the
action
of the
digestive
juices,
for
conversion
into
blood;
to
convert
into
chyme..
#NAME?
::
-ment () A
suffix
denoting
that which does a
thing;
an act or
process;
the
result
of an act or
process;
state or
condition;
as,
aliment,
that which
nourishes,
ornament,
increment;
fragment,
piece
broken,
segment;
abridgment,
act of
abridging,
imprisonment,
movement,
adjournment;
amazement,
state of being
amazed,
astonishment..
Flatulent
::
Flatulent
(a.)
Affected
with
flatus
or gases
generated
in the
alimentary
canal;
windy.
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