lymphæduct

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 28
(LYMPHODUCT.] lym-phăn-gě-i-tis, s. [Lat. lymph a [LYMPH]; Greek angcheion =a vase or ve el, and sutf. -it is ( Path.).] Path .: Inflammation of the lymphatics. lym-phăn-gi-al, adj . [See LYMPH AN GEIT IS.] Pertaining or relating to the lymphatics. *lym-phāte, *lym-phat-ěd, a. [Lat. lym phat us , pa. par. of lympho to drive out of one's senses.] Mad, deranged, insane. [Lat.
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