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Definition of epidermis
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Epidermis
(v. t.) The
outer,
nonsensitive
layer of the skin;
cuticle;
scarfskin.
See
Dermis..
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Subepiglottic
::
Subepidermal
(a.)
Situated
immediately
below the
epidermis.
Stigma
::
Stigma
(v. t.) That part of a
pistil
which has no
epidermis,
and is
fitted
to
receive
the
pollen.
It is
usually
the
terminal
portion,
and is
commonly
somewhat
glutinous
or
viscid.
See
Illust.
of
Stamen
and of
Flower..
Hair
::
Hair (n.) An
outgrowth
of the
epidermis,
consisting
of one or of
several
cells,
whether
pointed,
hooked,
knobbed,
or
stellated.
Internal
hairs occur in the
flower
stalk of the
yellow
frog lily
(Nuphar)..
Wart
::
Wart (n.) A
small,
usually
hard, tumor on the skin
formed
by
enlargement
of its
vascular
papillae,
and
thickening
of the
epidermis
which
covers
them..
Hypoderma
::
Hypoderma
(n.) A layer of
tissue
beneath
the
epidermis
in
plants,
and
performing
the
physiological
function
of
strengthening
the
epidermal
tissue.
In
phanerogamous
plants
it is
developed
as
collenchyma..
Pinenchyma
::
Pinenchyma
(n.)
Tabular
parenchyma,
a form of
cellular
tissue
in which the cells are broad and flat, as in some kinds of
epidermis..
Epidermal
::
Epidermal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
epidermis;
epidermic;
cuticular.
Dermis
::
Dermis
(n.) The deep
sensitive
layer of the skin
beneath
the
scarfskin
or
epidermis;
--
called
also true skin, derm,
derma,
corium,
cutis,
and
enderon.
See Skin, and
Illust.
in
Appendix..
Epithelium
::
Epithelium
(n.) The
superficial
layer of cells
lining
the
alimentary
canal and all its
appendages,
all
glands
and their
ducts,
blood
vessels
and
lymphatics,
serous
cavities,
etc. It often
includes
the
epidermis
(i. e.,
keratin-producing
epithelial
cells),
and it is
sometimes
restricted
to the
alimentary
canal,
the
glands
and their
appendages,
-- the term
endothelium
being
applied
to the
lining
membrane
of the blood
vessels,
lymphatics,
and
serous
cavities..
Epiderm
::
Epiderm
(n.) The
epidermis.
Epidermis
::
Epidermis
(v. t.) The
outermost
layer of the
cells,
which
covers
both
surfaces
of
leaves,
and also the
surface
of
stems,
when they are first
formed.
As stems grow old this layer is lost, and never
replaced..
Nail
::
Nail (n.) the horny scale of plate of
epidermis
at the end of the
fingers
and toes of man and many apes.
Epidermoid
::
Epidermoid
(a.) Like
epidermis;
pertaining
to the
epidermis.
Corn
::
Corn (n.) A
thickening
of the
epidermis
at some
point,
esp. on the toes, by
friction
or
pressure.
It is
usually
painful
and
troublesome..
Scarfskin
::
Scarfskin
(n.) See
Epidermis.
Dermatogen
::
Dermatogen
(n.)
Nascent
epidermis,
or
external
cuticle
of
plants
in a
forming
condition..
Cuticle
::
Cuticle
(n.) The
scarfskin
or
epidermis.
See Skin.
Efflower
::
Efflower
(v. t.) To
remove
the
epidermis
of (a skin) with a
concave
knife,
blunt in its
middle
part, -- as in
making
chamois
leather..
Desquamation
::
Desquamation
(n.) The
separation
or
shedding
of the
cuticle
or
epidermis
in the form of
flakes
or
scales;
exfoliation,
as of
bones..
Dermatogen
::
Dermatogen
(n.)
Nascent
epidermis,
or
external
cuticle
of
plants
in a
forming
condition..
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