Results for: compartment in organ
English English
abnormal or incomplete development of an organ or tissue (Medicine)hypoplasia
abnormal position, congenital displacement of an organ (Medicine)ectopia
abnormal spherical swelling, air-filled cavity in seaweeds, hollow organ or cavity, protective covering around parasite, protective sac enclosing organism, resting spore, saclike growth containing fluidcyst
absence of body part, imperfect organ development; impotence, sterilityagenesis
absorption or adsorption of liquid, act of occluding, closure of hollow organ, closure; blockage; absorption (Chemistry), meeting of upper and lower teeth, obstruction, occluded frontocclusion
accommodations, compartment of space marked off by walls within a building; space, two- or three-dimensional area, occupy a room, lodge, dwell, part of a building, people in a room, scope, share living quarters with somebody, usable spaceroom
account of something, adaptation of something, Bible translation, manipulation of fetus, particular form of something, variant, rendering; translation, tilted condition of organ, translation of somethingversion
act of registering or being registered, enrollment, act of entering into an official record, choice of combinations of organ stops, combination of organ stops, enrolment process, entry in register, legal proof for vehicle, people registering togetherregistration
act of stinging; sharp pain or wound caused a stinger; sharp organ or part (Botany, Zoology); covert operation executed by undercover agents to collect evidence or apprehend criminals (Slang), goad, hurtfulness, inject with toxin, power to upset, prick...sting
act of turning backward; state of being turned backward; backward displacement of a bodily organ or part (Medicine), backward tilt of body partretroversion
acupuncture point, any of several points on the body that correspond to an internal organ (used in the Chinese healing methods of acupuncture and acupressure)acupoint
adrenal, organ secreting hormonesadrenal gland
advance with caution, distinctive smell, facial feature above the mouth and below the eyes; part of the body used for smelling and breathing; sense of smell; propensity for detecting; proboscis; snout, organ of smell, part resembling nose, projecting f...nose
aecidium, reproductive organ of fungusaecium
affection, animal heart used as food, basis of emotional life, beloved person, blood-pumping organ, bodily organ which pumps blood, character, compassion, disposition, essential part of something, part of vegetable around core, playing card, position o...heart
 

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