ganging plea

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 12
A long-continued or permanent proce in a court of law. "But I thought you had some law affair of your ain to look after-I have ane mysell-a ganging -plea that my father left me." -Scott : Antiquary , ch. ii. găn-gli-ắc, găn-gli-al, a. [Eng. gangli (on); -ac, -al.] Relating to a ganglion. IMG:content-0319.png:[blocks in formation] from the head to the coccyx, connecting with all the other nerves of the body. Each ganglion is a distinct center, giving off branches in four directions, superior, inferior, external, and internal. They are divided into cranial ganglia, cervical, thoracic, . (b) A lymphatic gland. (2) Comp .: A center of the nervous system, containing nerve cells, and receiving and giving out impre ions. ( Huxley .) 3. Bot. ( pl.): The mycelium of certain fungals. ganglion-cells, s. pl. Anat.: The same as NERVE-CELLS (q. v.). They are called also Ganglionic-corpuscles.
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