fe'tor

A stench; an offensive odor. [Lat., fetor, a stench.] fet'ron. a manner An similar anilid to of lanolin. stearic acid; used in fe'tus. mammal.The The unborn child in offspring the uterus of after any the end of the third month; previous to that time it is called an embryo. f. compre us. A f. which, haying died at an early stage of gestation, has undergone mummification and been compre ed into the form of a sheet by the growth of a twin. f. inclusus, f. in fetu. A form of double monstrosity in which one f. ceases to be developed, and its remains are wholly or partially buried within the substance of the other f. f. ovaricus, f. ovarius. See ovarian f. f. papyraceus. See /. compre us. 1. sanguinolent us. Of Martin and Ruge, a macerated f.; so called from its reddish brown color, f. siren i form is. A f. with fusion of the lower extremities. he miter a tic f. See he miter at a. hermaphroditic f. See hermaphroditism. heterotaxic f. See heterotaxis. mummified f. See /. compre us. nonviable f. A f. that has not reached a stage of development at which it is capable of surviving apart from the maternal organism, ovarian f. The fetus of an ovarian gestation, tubal f. The f. of a tubal gestation. viable f. A f. far enough advanced in development to be capable of survival apart from the maternal organism. See viability. [Lat., ferre, to bring forth.]