ACHOR

(Lat.), n.m. *)'ko®r(chor. Gr., éxep, scurf, dandruff. Fr., a chores, teigne muqueuse [Alibert). Ger., Achor, Kopfgrind. It. acore. ‘ Syn.: tinea, tinea muciflua [Alibert], sordes capitis, 1. An old term for a small, yellowish, acuminate pustule, usually perforated by a hair and situated on the scalp or the face. 2. A pustular eruption of the same parts; crusta lactea. [G.] Cf. Psypracium and Patyzacium.—A. barbatus [G, 10]. See Sycosis. —A’es capitis (G, 11]. See Scabies capitis. A. favosus [G, 10}. See Favus.—A. grannlatus [G, 10]. Syn.: impetigo a. granutatus [Fuchs], tinea granulata. One that dries into a crust having a granular appearance. (G.J—A. in facie. Fr.. a chores, teigne muqueuse [Alibert]. An old term for an incrusted eczema of the face. (G.]—A. lactuminosus (G, 7], A. larval is [Schänlein], A. larvatus [G, 10]. Syn.: impetigo faciei tactea [Fuchs]. See À. facie, A. mucifiuus (G, 10]. Fr., a. muqueux (ou mucueux [Alirt}. Syn.: a. favosus. 1. Favus. 2. Eczema with a sticky, mucus-like discharge. [G.)—A. mucosus [Alibert]. Syn.: impetigo a mucosus [Fuchs]. See A. mucifluus.—A. mucucux Ga muqueux) de la face |G, 7] (Fr.). Eczema madidans, or eczema. [G.]-A. seutellatus [G, 10]. See Sesorcrustosum, of the face. RHŒA sicca,