Reanimate

(re-an' 'im-at). To revive; to resuscitate; to restore to life, as a person apparently dead. inanimation (re-an-im-a's hun). The act of restoring to life; reviving. teas on re'-zn. The intellectual faculty. leaumur's Thermometer. See Thermometer . leboulleau's Blue. Same as Schweinfurth Blue. lecaulescence (re-kaw-les' -ens). In biology, Schimpers term to indicate the union of a petiole to a peduncle or branch, leceiver. I. In chemistry and pharmacy, the ve el receiving the products of distillation. 2. A popular term for the blanket in. which an infant is placed after division of the umbilical cord, leceptacle (resep' -ta-kl).; I. A ve el or place in which something is contained; a receiver or container. 2. In biology, (a) the more or le expanded part of an axis upon which the floral organs are inserted (torus), or the collected flowers of the head, as the disc-like apex of the peduncle in Composite. In cryptogams a structure of similar nature. An organ or part or intercellular space formed for the storing of secretions; (b) a receptaculum. R., Common, the short rachis bearing a flower-head. R. of the Flower, the axile part of a single flower. R. of Fungi, a receptacle of cellular ti ue, developed from the mycelium, for the reception of the reproductive organs. R. of Inflorescence. See R., Common. R. of the Ovules. See Placenta. R., Polliniferous, of R. Brown, a cellular plate in an anther-cell, dividing it into two compartments. R., Seminal. See Receptaculum seminis. ieceptacular (re-sep-tak' '-u-lar). Pertaining to a receptaculum. eceptaculum recept us, receive, hold, contain. In biology, any part or organ for the reception of a secretion. See Receptacle. R. chyli, an expansion of the thoracic duct opposite the last dorsal vertebra. See Pecquet' s Reservoir. R. cotunni, a triangular space near the middle of the posterior surface of the petrous portion of the temporal bone, at the termination of the aqua educt us vestibuli. It is formed by the separation of the laminae of the dura mater. eceptive. Having the quality of or capacity for receiving. R.