Spring

The first of the four seasons of the year; also, a device having resiliency. S. Conjunctivitis. See Vernal . S. Fever. Eonosus. S. -finger, a condition in which there an obstruction to flexion and extension of one or more fingers at a certain stage of these movements. It is due to injuries or may result from inflammation of tht tendinous sheaths. S.-halt, an involuntary convul sive movement of the muscles of either hind leg in tb horse, by which the leg is suddenly and unduly raised from the ground and lowered again with unnatural force. S. -ligament, the inferior calcaneoscaphoie ligament of the sole of the foot. S.-nail, a hang nail. S. Ophthalmia. See Vernal . S.-worm Table of. See Oxyuris vermicular is under Parasites. A young roc i or stem from a seed; a quickly-grown brand. S. chain, a chaplet of cells formed by that m multiplication in which the parent-cell sends out small proce , which increases in size and is gradual: separated by the formation of a septum at the of junction.