APORRHOE

APORRMŒA (Lat.), £. _ A*p(a3p)-otr/ro- -o%r-re’(ro’e?}-a8, Gr., éroppon, éméppoca (from amoppeiy, to flow from). Fr., aporrhée. 1, Any exhalation or discharge. [M, 13.] 2. An old term for alopecia (q. v.). [Moschio (A, 325).] A POR RHOS IS (Lat.), n. f. Gen., a; Be aa ARE ite por rho‘seos Cans From àré, completely, and dppodv, to turn into whey. … Vermolkung. Conversion into whey-like material. [M, 13.] APORRHYSIS (Lat.), n, f. A*p(asp)-o"1ri?(ruS)-si®s. aporrhys'eos (-sis). Gr., awéppvors. See APORRH@A. APORY, n, A?p/o-ri?, See APORIA, APOS (Lat.), n. m. *)/po%s. See Apus. APOSCEMMA (Lat.), n,n. A*p(a3p)-02s-se?m(ke?m)'ma?. Gen., aposcem/matos (-tis). Gr., amécxnupa. See APO SCEPSIS. APOSCENOSIS (Lat.), n. f£. A®p(a’p)-0%s-se2n(ke2n)-o’si%s. See APOCENOSIS. APOSCEPARNISIS (Lat.), n. f. A®%p(a8p)-02s-se*p(ke2p)-a8rn/- i2s-i2s, Gen., aposceparnis’eos (-sis). See APOSCEPARNISMUS. Gen.,