Nervously

adv. — Nerv'ousne , n. — Neuralgia, nu-ral'j n. {Med.) A disease, whose chief symptom acute pain, which follows the course of a nervous branch, extends to ramifications, and seems to be seated in the nerve. [Gr. neuron and algos, pain.] — Neural'gic, -jik, a. Pert, to neuralgia.— Neuroglia, {Anat.) The finely granulated connective ti ue of the brain and spinal cord; bindwcb. [Gr. glia, glue.] — Neurol'ogy, n. {Anat.) A description of the nerves oi animal bodies, or the doctrine of the nerves. [Gr. logos, discourse.] — Neuro'ma, -ma, n. {Pathol.) A tumor on a nerve. — Neurop'ter, n. One of an order of insects having 4 membranous, transparent wings, as the dragon-fly. [Gr. pteron, ^B wing.] — Neurop'- Vfc> teral, a. Pert, to, etc. — Neurotic, a. Relating tOj seated in,or useful in disorders of, the nerves. — n. A drug affect primarily the Neuropter. functions of intel- Caddis-fly (Phryania). lection, sensibility, or motility, — as aconite, alcohol, chloral, ether, digitalis, opium, etc. — Neurot'omy. -o-mi, n. (Anal.) Art or practice of di ecting the nerves; an incised wound of a nerve. [Gr. tome, a cutting.] Nescience. See under Nefarious.