BOUTON

(Fr.),n. Bu-to?n?. 1. A bud. [A,385.] 2. A bulb (of a hair or a feather). [A, 385.] 3. A pimple, vesicle, pock, pustule, or boil; in the pl., d's, à popular term for acne. [G.]—B. bulb i- A hair bulb having forme. ig a hollow to receive the papilla. & 385.]—B. clavi for me. A club-shaj ir bulb occupying a follicle destitute of a papilla. [A, 885.{—B. crêté. A litl to my staff having a ridge to serve as a guide to the forceps. [L, 43.]—B.. See Aleppo BoL—B.. Frambeesia. [L, 87.]—B.. The Achillea ptarmic a, also the double-fiowered Ranunculus platanifolius. [B, 19, 173.J—B. de Bagdad, B. de Biskara, B. de Biskra, B. de Cochin-Chine. See Aleppo BoIL—IB. de fer, B. de feu., A cautery iron having a button- Cain eu d’Égypte. A disease occurring in Egypt, similar to the Aleppo oil (0). [G.J-B. de règle. See Menstrual HERPES.—B. des Zibans. See Aleppo BorL—B. d’or, The Gnaphalium citrinum, also the double-flowered Ranunculus acris. [B, 19, 173,]—B. femelle. The central lesion of the Aleppo boil when there is a group. [L, 109.]—B. infantile. A circumscribed induration of the tine mucous membrane observed in the new-born in Egypt. fe 385.|—B. mâle. The lesion of the Aleppo boil when it is single. [L, 109.]—B. mal in. See Malignant PUSTULE and Contagious ANTHRAX.—B. noir. The Atropa belladonna, [B, 173.]—B. olivaire. An olive-shaped knob or an instrument (e. g., a eee staff) tipped with such a knob. [L,43.] —Bs pileux, A hair bulb. [A, 385.|—B. radical. In botany, à small bulb springing from the axil of the outer scales of a bulb. [A, 385.J—B. rouge. The Cercis can a dens is. [B.J—B’s varioliformes [Andral]. Pustules observed in the course of certain grave fevers, probably of a variety of ecthyma. [G.] BOUTONNÉ Eu adj. Bu-to’n-na. 1. Provided with boutons. 2, Having a hutton-like extremity. [A, 385.]