CRI

(Fr.), n. Kre. See CRY. C. cerebral. See Hydrocephah'c excrescence attached by one edge and projecting like a ridge. [A, CRY. C. de detre e. Parrot's name for a sharp, frequent, so no- 385.] C. de 1'ethmoide. See CRISTA gall i. C. de 1'os des iles. rous cry uttered by infants suffering from athrepsia. [L, 88 (a, 18).] See CREST of the ilium. C. dentaire. See Gingival CREST. C. C. de la caille. A sound resembling the notes of the quail; a de paon. A name for various plants, chiefly the Ccesalpinia bonrare form of pathological cardiac sound, in which there are three ducella, the Ccesalpinia sappan, and the A den anther a pav on in a. bruits, the first one being followed by a considerable interval, and [B, 19, 121, 173 (a, 24).] C's du clitoris. See CRISTA: ctitoridis. the two others manifested in quick succe ion. [D, 40.] C. de C. du pfirone. The anterior border of the fibula. [L, 7.] C. retain. The slight crackling sound like that made by sheet-tin epicranienne. A longitudinal crest upon the upper surface of when it is folded. [A, 385.] C. hysterique. A sharp cry, alone the dog's skull, extending between the occipital and frontal regions. or repeated, uttered at the beginning of a convulsive attack of [L, 158.] C. iliaque. See CREST of the ilium. C. marine. The hysteria, and sometimes continued during the whole convulsion. Crithmum maritimum. [B, 173 (a, 24).] C. occipitale profonde. [L, 88 (a, 18).] C. mening it i que. See Hydrocephalic CRY. See Internal occipital CREST. C. occipitale superficielle. See [s. 444]