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(kah-ro’bab). See Jacaranda. earobin (kar’o-bin). One of the alkaloids of jacaranda. earoid (ka’roid) [L. ca’ro flesh]. A digestant Preparation of papaw in the form of a white powder: said to be a vegetable pepsin. carolinium (kar-o-lin’e-um). A supposed element obtained from thorium oxid. earone (karén). A colorle , oily ketone, CioH,,.0, having an odor of camphor and peppermint and prepared from carvone. carota (ka-ro’tah), pl. carota. Latin for carrot. carotic (kar-ot’ik) (Gr. xépos torpor]. Pertaining to or of the nature of car us, or stupor. caroticotympanic (kar-ot”ik-o-tim-pan’ik). Pertaining to the carotid canal and the tympanum. carotid (kar-ot’id) (Gr. xapwris, from xépos deep sleep]._1. The principal artery of the neck. See arteries, table of. 2. Of or pertaining to a carotid artery. earotin (kar’o-tin). and potatoes. earpain (kar-pa’in) [L. Carica papa’ya the w). An alkaloid from papaya: used like digitalis, Hypodermic dose, ¢y-3 gr. (0.006-0.01 gm.). carpal (kar’pal) [L. carpo'lis]. Of or pertaining to the carpus, or wrist. carpale (kar-pa’le). A carpal bone. ectomy (kar-pek’to-me) [corpus + Gr. terout excision]. Excision of one or more of the carp a bones. earpel (kar’pel). A one-celled pistil, or one of the members composing a compound pistil or seed ve el. earphologia (kar-fo-lo’je-ah). Carphology. carphology (kar-fol’o-je) (Gr. κάρφος chaff + λέγειν to collect]. The involuntary picking at the clothes seen in grave fevers and in conditions of great exhaustion. carp it is (kar-pi‘tis). Inflammation of the synovial membranes of the bones of the carpal joint of domestic animals, producing swelling, pain, and ene . carpocarpal (kar-po-kar’pal). parts of the carpus. carpogonium (kar-po-go’ne-um). See ascogonium. A coloring-matter from carrots Pertaining to two