vitalization (vital i zas hon)

[ vitalize (vī'tal-īz), v. t.; pret. and pp. vitalized, ppr. vitalizing. [ It appears that it [organic a imilation) is a force which not only produces motion and chemical change, but also vitalizes the matter on which it acts. Whewell, Hist. Scientific Ideas, iv. § 3. vitalizer (vi'tal-i-zer), n. [ vitalize + -er1.] One who or that which vitalizes. Also spelled vitaliser. IMG:content-1902.png:[blocks in formation] Bentley. ( Johnson .) (-). [NL., L. vitellus, yolk: see vitellus.] A special gland of the female generative apparatus of some worms, additional to the germarium, germarium. in which gland an acce ory vitelline substance is formed. See germarium, and cuts under Tre matoda and Rhabdocæla. vitellary (vit'e-lā-ri), n. and a. [ The vitellary or place of the yolk is very high. Sir T. Browne, Vulg. Err., iii. 28. IMG:content-1903.png:[blocks in formation]