Results for: hand located on the right side of the body
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(built 421-405 BC) temple of Athena Polias, one of the classical temples located on the Acropolis in Athens (Greece)Erechtheum
(Catholicism) ceremonial washing of the hands; psalm recited during the hand washing ceremony; basin and towel used during a ceremonial hand-washing, basin attached to a wall, place for washing in a monastery, religious rituallavabo
(Chemistry) illinium (former name of the metallic element promethium); extension for an Internet address of a person or site located in Israel (Computers)Il
(Geometry) draw a circle around a triangle tangent to one side of the triangle and to the extensions of the other two sidesescribe
(Greek Mythology) of the Hyperboreans (people who live in a country located beyond the north wind where there is perpetual sunshine and plenty), member of a people who live in a country located beyond the north wind where there is perpetual sunshine an...Hyperborean
(in right triangles) ratio of the length of the side opposite an acute angle to the length of the hypotenuse (Trigonometry), mathematical function on circle, trigonometric function for anglessine
(in thermally stratified lakes) non-circulating layer of water located below the thermocline and characterized by uniformly cold temperatures and low oxygen levels, water at lake bottomhypolimnion
(in vertebrates) section of the body between the thorax and the pelvis in which most of the digestive organs are located, belly; section of the body behind the thorax (Entomology), body section containing stomach, rear part of insectabdomen
(Informal) collective body of clerks, bureaucracy (especially of bureaucracy that is annoying or inefficient), bureaucrats and bureaucracyofficialdom
(Latin) ancient Roman game of chance based on the use of dice; (Classical Mythology) nickname of Athena that refers to a holy place built in her honor by Aleus; old city located on the Eastern border of Arcadiaalea
(Medicine) accumulation of pus in a body cavity (especially in the lungs), accumulation of pus in body cavityempyema
(Medicine) bone fracture in which one side of the bone is bent and the other side is broken (most often occurs in children)greenstick fracture
(Medicine) device used to inject or withdraw fluids from the body; hypodermic syringe, device for pumping and spraying liquids, instrument for withdrawing and ejecting fluids, inject with a syringe; clean by means of an injection with a syringe, see al...syringe
(Medicine) genetic disorder in which the body absorbs too much iron and stores it in the bodily organs (can cause organ damage, diabetes, and skin discoloration), excess storage of iron in bodyhemochromatosis
(Medicine) inflammation of a valve (especially of the heart), inflammation of a valve in the bodyvalvulitis
 

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