metecious, metecious

(met-e’shus) (Gr. μετά beyond + olxos house]. Heterecious. metencephal (met-en’sef-al). The metencephalon. metencephalic (met-en-sef-al’ik). Pertaining to _ the metencephalon. metencephalon (met-en-sef’al-on) (Gr. μετά after + ἐγκέφαλος brain]. The hindbrain: that part of the embryonic brain whence the pons and the cerebellum are developed. It is the anterior part of the posterior cerebral vesicle or rhombencephalon. Called also epencephaion. me ten cep halo spinal §(met-en-sef’’al-o-spi’nal). Pertaining to the metencephalon (cerebellum) and the spinal cord. meteorism (me’te-or-izm) (Gr. perew, up]. Tympanites; gas in the a testine. meteorology (me-te-or-cl’o-je) (Gr. μετέωρος high in the air + Adyos treatise]. The science of the atmosphere and its phenomena. met epencephalon (met’ep-en-sef’al-on) (Gr. μετά after + ἐπί upon + ἐγκέφαλος brain]. Same as myelence phalon. meter (me’ter) (Gr. μέτρον measure; Fr. méire]. A measure of length: 39.371 inches. m.-angle, the angle of visual axes when viewing a point one meter distant. meter gas is (met-er-ga’sis) (Gr. μετά change + dpyov work]. Change of function. meth acetin (meth-as’et-in). An antipyretic and analgesic agent, C,H,.OCH,.NH.CH,CO, in colorle or reddish, tastele , scaly crystals, sparingly soluble in water, easily soluble in alcohol. It is itew to raise lomen or in- used chiefly in children’s diseases. Dose, }-8 gr. (0.03-0.5 gm.). meth a form (meth’af-orm). A proprietary prepara- 576