Tri coccous

(tri-kok'-us).. See Trichocephalus , and Parasites (Animal), Table of. i code in (tri-ko'-de -in). A rompound formed by the action of sulphuric acid on:ode in. Given to animals in full doses it causes vomitng, ptyalism, and catharsis, 'icolor. Three-colored. ' icornate (tri-korn'-dt). Three-horned, or having three horn-like appendages. ' icorni.of.Bacillus of. See Bacteria, Synonymatic ' tute. i cornigerous (tri-kor-nif -er-us). Same as Tricor- 'icornis tri-kor' -nis. Havthree proce es or prominences. A descriptive •lame applied to the lateral ventricles of the brain, 'icomute (tri-kor'-nut). in biology, having three horn-like appendages. 'costate n biology, (tri-kos'-tdt) having three. r i cotyledonous. In biology, having three see deaves, 'icrotic tri-krot'-ik. laving three waves, as a tricrotic pulse; exhibiting ricrotism. ' erotism. The presence of three elevations on the lown -stroke of a pulse -tracing; the quality of being ricrotic. ' -ame crotous (tri'-kro-tus) as Tricrotic.. 'crural tri-kru'-ral. iology, having three branches from a common center,In 'cuspid, laving three cusps or leaflets. See; Valve. Inompetence. See Endocarditis . T. Stenosis, •ee Endocarditis. T. Valve. See Valve. cuspidal ttri.-kus'-pid-al. Same as Tricuspid. cuspidate (tri-kus' -pid-dt). In biology, tipped with three cusps, or small, ard teeth. cyanic Acid (tri-si-an'-ik). See Acid . dactyl tri-dak'-til. laving three digits. 1 dactylous (tri-dak' -til-us). Same as Tridactyl. 1 dentate (tri-den' -tat). In iol°gy, three-toothed. deroatlodymus. A rare variety of triple monster," presenting features of the derodidymus and of the atlodymus.