Adiarrhœa

[Gr.] ( Med. ) A suppre ion of the nece ary evacuations from the bowels. Adiather'mic, a . [Gr.] Not pervions to heat. Adieu', adv . [Fr. adieu , a word used elliptically for God be with you.] Farewell; good-bye; a form of parting originally imparting a commendation to the divine care, but now often used to things inanimate. It is an expre ion of kind wishes at the parting of friends. or things of which we part with regret; as, " Adieu , beloved country!" Adieu is also frequently employed as a noun: "While now I take my last adieu , Heave thou no sigh, nor shed a tear."-Prior. Ad'ige. [The A thesis of the Romans; -Ger. Etsch .] A considerable river of North Italy, which has its source in the Alps of Tyrol above Brixen; it enters Italy by Ad interim'. [Lat.] Meanwhile; as, to act ad interim. A'dipic Acid. [Lat. adeps , fat.] ( Chem .) An acid produced in crystalline crusts by the action of nitric acid on oleic acid, suet, spermaceti, and other fatty bodies. It di olves very readily in hot alcohol and ether. Form . C6H1004