Aeby’s plane

(a’bez) (Chris toph The odor Aeby, Swi anatomist, 1835-1885]. plane. secology (e-kol’o-je). Same as ecology. Abdes (a-c’déz) (Gr. ἀηδής unpleasant]. A genus of mosquitos. a. cal’opus.’ Same as Stegomyia calopus. sedeocephalus (ed-e-o-sef’al-us) [Gr. aldota genitals + xepyad head}. A monster-fetus with no mouth, nose like a penis, and but one orbit. sdoology (e-de-ol’o-je). See edeology. Bele (e’glé). See δαεὶ. esegophony (e-gof’o-ne). For this and other words inning with «x see egophony, etc. slurophobia (e-lu-ro-fo’be-ah) (Gr. αἵἴλουρος cat + φόβος fear). A morbid dread or dislike of cats. abr (a’er) (Gr. ἀήρ air]. Same as atmos. aérarium (a-er-a’re-um), pl. aéra’ria (L.). An apparatus or arrangement for providing or securing resh air. aérated (a’er-a-ted) (L. aéra’tus). 1. Charged with air. 2. Charged with carbon dioxid. aération (a-er-a’shun) [L. a’ér air]. 1. The arterialization of the venous blood in the lungs. 2. The charging of a liquid with carbon dioxid gas. aéren do cardia (a’er-en-do-kar’de-ah) [Gr. agp air + ἕνδον in + καρδία heart]. The presence of gas or air within the heart. aérenter ectasia (a”er-en-ter-ek-ta’ze-ah) (Gr. af; air + ἔντερον intestine + ἔκτασις distention}. Distention of the intestines with air or gas. aérhemoctonia (a’cr-hem-ok-to’ne-ah) (Gr. ἀήρ air + αἷμα blood + κτόνος killing]. Death caused by air in the veins. aérial (a-e’re-al). Pertaining to the air. aériferous (a-er-if’er-us) [L. a’er air + fer're to bear]. Conveying air. aériform (a-cr’if-orm) [L. e’er + form a form]. Like the air; gascous. aérobes (a’er-obz). Same as aérobia. abérobia (a-er-o’be-ah), pl. of aéro’bion [Gr. agp air + Bios life]. Bacteria ot microphytes which require air or frce oxygen. facultative a., microorganisms which normally do not grow in the might].