suppressed m

M., or its elements, that, according to the old doctrine of m. metastasis, was diverted from the breasts, and, being retained in the blood or deposited in some part of the body, gave rise to disease, vegetable m. 1. The latex of plants, especially the milky juice of the cow trees (Brosimum galactodendron, Taber nae montana utilis, Mimusops elata, etc.). 2. A fatty preparation, made largely from almonds, for diluting cows' milk for infant's food, witch's m. 1. The colostrum like fluid formed in the mammary gland of a new-born child in consequence of a slight inflammation. 2. M. often secreted by the human male at birth and puberty, yellow m. A m. discolored to a lemon yellow by the presence of Bacterium synxanthum. [Ang.-Sax., melee..]