CORDE

(Fr.), n. Kord. See CORD, CHORDA, and CHORDEE. C. and Tour nef or tie oR. It corresponds to the Cordiece of Bentham a viol on. The genus Periploca and the Cuscuta american a. [B, and Hooker. [B, 121 O, 24).] 121, 173 (a, 24).] C. colique transverse. F. GISnard's term for CORDIAL,, adj. Koard'yaal. Lat., cordial is (from cor, the heart). a variety of the epigastric pulsation of nervous dyspepsia, charac- Fr.,c. Ger.,herzstdrkend. It., cordiale. Sp.,c. Acting as a stim uteri zed by a transverse cord-like extension of the impulse, due to lant or tonic to the heart and the stomach; warming; exhilarating; its communication to the overlying transverse colon. ["Lyon as a n., a preparation so acting. [A, 301.] Brodum's c., Brom6d.," April 5, 1885, p. 492.] C. condylo-corono'idienne. The dum's nervous c. Of Paris, a preparation containing the tinct distance in a straight line from the external extremity of the conures of gentian, calumba, cardamom, and cinchona, compound dyle to the summit of the coronoid proce of the inferior maxilla. spirit of lavender, and wine of iron. [B, 97 (a, 21).] C. lozenges. [L, 143.] C's contournees. The chordulae contortae. [L, 7.J C. See TABELLE cardiacce. C. spirit. See SPIRITUS cardiac us. C. de farcin. Of the veterinarians, a cord-like engorgement of the syrup. See SYRUPUS cardiac us. C. troches. See TROCHI SCI subcutaneous lymp_hatics. [A, 301.J C's de Ferrein. See Vocal alexiterii nostri. C.-water. See AQUA cardiac a. Curacao c. BANDS. C's de lait. A popular expre ion for a cord-like disten- 1. Of Moore, a preparation made by mixing ] part of tincture of sion of the milk-ducts. C. de Weitbrecht. See Ligamentous fresh orange-peel, 2 parts of alcohol, and 3 parts of syrup. 2. Of CORD of Weitbrecht. C. d'Hippo crate. See TENDO A chillis. C. Von Valta, a preparation made by macerating 15 parts each of bit dor sale. See NOTOCHORD. C. du ligament cervical. In quadter (curacoa) orange-peel, freed from pulp and cut, in 190 parts of rupeds, an upward prolongation of the cervical ligament, attached 90-per-cent. alcohol, straining, adding 10 parts of milk and 80 of to the occipital protuberance. [A, 301.] C. du tambour, C. du water, filtering, and mixing with 50 parts of syrup. 3. Of R. F. tympan. See CHORDA tympani. C. frontale. The distance in Fairthorne, a substitute for imported curacoa, made by di olving a straight line between trie frontal point and the bregma. ["Rev. 10 drops of fresh oil of orange-peel, 6 drops of fresh oil of lemond'anthropol.," 1876, p. 410 (L).] C. gonio-symphysienne. The peel, and 1 drop each of oil of cloves, oil of anise-seed, and oil of distance in a straight line between the gonion and the symphyseal Ceylon cinnamon, in 5 fl. oz. and 2 fl. drachms of alcohol, adding 1 joint. ["Rev. d'anthropol.," 1876, p. 537 (L).] C. musculaire. fl. drachm of extract of fresh orange-peel and 7 fl. oz. of syrup, A cord-like prominence of a muscle or a part of a muscle, due to agitating for 10 or 15 minutes, adding 2 fl. drachms of orange-flower a special morbid excitability of its fibres. [Hardy, " Union me'd.," water or water, and 2 drachms of powdered magnesium carbonate, Jan. 10, 1885, p. 61.] C. vocales. See Vocal BANDS. C's vocales and, after allowing it to stand for an hour, filtering. [" Proc. of the inferieures. See Inferior vocal BANDS. C's vocales super i- Am. Pharm. A oc.," xxviii, xxix, xxx (a, 21).] Godfrey's c. 1. eures. See Superior vocal BANDS. A preparation made by di olving 2J Troy oz. of pota ium carbon [s. 403]