INTERFERENCE

n. In-tur-fer'e'ns. From inter, between, and/erre, to bear. Fr., interference. Ger., Tnterferenz, isritiqe Einwirkung. 1. A clashing; in horses, the habit of" bringing the feet into contact while running or trotting. 2. Intervention (as by art in the progre of a disease or injury). NervonH i. Fr., interference nerve use. Of C. Bernard, inhibitory nervous action. [, 18.] INTER FIBRIL,T,AR, adj. I'n-tu'r-fl'bri'l-a'r. From inter, Ix'twi-cn. mid tilirn.n fibre. Fr.. inter fibrilla ire. Qer.,interfibrilldr. Pertaining to the substance situated between fibrils or fibrilln'(c. g., the ground substance or the achromatin of cells). [J.] A, ape; A*, at; A, ah; A4, all; Ch, chin; Ch*, loch (Scottish); [s. 470]