Lymph
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 246
limf, n. Water, or a pure, transparent fluid out like water; a coagulable fluid in animal bodies, con detained in ve els called lymphatics; the watery part of the pus or virus used in vaccination. — Lymphat'- To ic, -fat Ik, a. Pert, to, of the nature of, containing, the or conveying lymph; heavy in temperament; dull. —n. (Physiol.) One of the vein-like, valved ve els the in vertebrate animals, which absorb the tymph fr.. various parts of the system and carry it to the thoracic duct, etc.: see Lacteal.
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