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(Chemistry) containing menthol (chemical substance causing a cool sensation and used for medical and commercial purposes), flavored with menthol	mentholated
(Medical) mutated gene that may result in the onset of cancer in an animal or human, cancer-causing gene	oncogene
(Medicine) capable of causing tumors, causing tumors (used esp. to describe cells or carcinogens)	tumorigenic
(Medicine) palpatory pressure applied to an object causing a bouncing or tossing about (especially regarding a pregnancy test in which pressure is applied to the uterus to feel for a fetus)	ballottement
(Medicine) serving to reduce the ability to feel pain (of drugs); (Pathology) causing lack of feeling (of a disease), anesthetic	anaesthetic
(Pathology) abnormal condition causing enlargement of the bones (in the hands, feet and head)	acromegalia
(Pathology) abnormal condition causing enlargement of the bones (in the hands, feet and head), disease involving abnormal growth	acromegaly
(Pathology) affected with an abnormal condition causing enlargement of the bones (in the hands, feet and head)	acromegalic
(Psychology) pertaining to synaesthesia, pertaining to stimulation of one sense which triggers a reaction in another sense (i.e. seeing a particular color upon hearing a certain melody)	synaesthetic
(Slang) slippery; causing or tending to cause slipping; smooth, tending to slip; tending to escape; unstable or delicate; shifty, cunning	slippy
(Zoology) frenzied and often violent sexual excitement in elephants, increased sexual activity in large animals, must	musth
a group of male friends, exclamation of surprise, immature man, interj. gosh! (cry of surprise, disappointment, or excitement), male child; son; young male; male servant (offensive), male from certain area, way of addressing male animal	boy
ability to laugh, ludicrousness, tendency to laugh; quality of causing laughter	risibility
ablaze; radiant with warmth or excitement, glowing	aglow
able to agglutinate, causing to unite or combine; adhesive, forming words by agglutination	agglutinative

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