terchloride

(tur-klo'rid). A compouhd containing three atoms of chlorine in the molecule, two of 1003 lich are capable of uniting with more of the ler element trichloride.; [L.] Rub; a direction formerly used in te.-mina'tion cription writing. jene, terebe'num (U.S., Br.). A thin colorle uid of an aromatic odor and taste, a mixture hydrocarbons obtained by the action of suluric acid on oil of turpentine; employed as an pectorant and in cystitis and urethritis in doses iiJlS-io (0.3-0.6). jinth. The tree, Pisiacia terebinth us, from lich Chian* turpentine is obtained; it is native the shores of the eastern Mediterranean. in thin a (ter-e-bin'thl-nah) [L. fem. of tereithinus (from G. terebinth i nos) relating to tur, ntine; sc. reHwo, resin.] (N.F.) Turpentine, us americanum (Br.) an oleoresin from Pinus, dustris and other species of Pinus, the pitch nes; see oleum terebinihinm and resina. t, naden's is (Br.), Canada turpentine, Canada ilsam, balsam of fir, a liquid oleoresin from bies balsamea, the balsam fir; a yellowish trans i rent viscid fluid of aromatic odor and slightly tter taste; employed like turpentine, but iefly for mounting microscopical specimens. chi'a, Chian* turpentine, t. lar'icis (N.P.),. rch turpentine, Venice turpentine, a trans i rent yellowish thick liquid, the oleoresin obined from Larix europaa. )in thin ate (ter-e-bin'thl-nat). 1. Containing or A ipregnated with turpentine. 2. preparation ntaining turpentine. linthine (ter-e-bin'thin). Terebinth in ate (r). lin'thinism. Turpentine poisoning. + i raches is (te're-brS-ke's is) [L. teres, round, brachys, short.] Shortening of the round ligaents of the uterus. brant, ter'ebrating [L. ierehrare, to bore.] Dring, piercing; used figuratively, as in the term pain. iration (ter-e-bra's hun). i. The act of boring, A of trephining. 2. boring pain, s, gen. ter'etis, pi. ter'etes [L.] Round and long, iting certain muscles and ligaments; see ligamtum teres, musculus teres, and musculus prona' teres. tiprona'tor. Musculus pronator teres [BNA]. tiscapula'ris. Musculus teres major, (tur'gal) [L. tergum, back.] Relating to the il,ck, dorsal. )lat'eral. Dorsolateral.;um The back. [L.] A [G. lerma, a limit, an end.] i. definite or. aited period. 2. (pi.) Menses, at t., at the irmal time, at the end of pregnancy; noting a irmal birth as distinguished from a miscarriage. la [G. a limit.] Lamina terminal is. at'ic. Relating to the term a, noting a small tery. 'inad [L. terminus + ad, to.] Toward the tremity or terminus. linal [L. terminus, a boundary, limit.] i. slating to the end, final. 2. Relating to the tremity or summit of any body. t. alve'olus, air-sac or pulmonary vesicle, t. ar'tery, an tery which gives off no branches but splits up once into capillaries, t. cone, conus medul[BNA]. t. crest, crista terminal is [BNA]. ris demen'tia, dementia following an acute form insanity such as mania or melancholia, t. um, the slender termination of the spinal cord, um term in ale. t. infec'tion, an infection with rep to cocci, staphylococci, or other pathogenic occurring in the course of a chronic icteria,