hyperpуrex1a

[Pref. hyper-, and Eng., ., pyrexia (q.v.).] Path.: Exce ively high temperature, ranging from 107° to 112°, most frequent in acute rheumatism and sunstroke, sometimes also in pneumonia. hy-per-sar-co-ma, s. [Pref. hyper- , and Greek sarkoma =a fleshy excrescence, especially on the nose. (Galen.)] Path.: (For def. see etym.) hy-per-sar-co-sis, 5-sis, s. s. [Pref. hyper-, and Greek sarkosis the growth of flesh.] Path.: A fleshy excrescence, so called; proud flesh.