Scarious or Scariose

(ska'-re-us, ska'-re-oz). Dry, thin, and membranous. Applied to parts of flowers, etc. Scarlatina (skar-lat-e' -nah). See Scarlet Fever. S. anginosa, S. cynanchica, scarlet fever with angina. S. gastric a, scarlet fever complicated with gastro-enteritis. S. gxavior, malignant scarlet fever. S. haemorrhagic a, scarlet fever, or more usually septic fever with hemorrhagic spots. S. laevis, mild scarlet fever. S. latens, scarlet fever without eruption. S. malign a, malignant scarlet fever. S. papulosa, scarlet fever in which there are prominent papules, due to involvement of the hair follicles. S. pruriginosa. Synonvm of Urticaria. S. puerperal is. See Scarlet Fez-er, Puerperal. S. pustulosa, scarlet fever with a pustular eruption. S. rheumatic a. Synonym of Dengue. S. septic a, a grave form of scarlet fever characterized by symptoms of septic intoxication. S. simplex, mild scarlet fever. S. sine angina, scarlet fever without throat-symptoms. S. sine erupt i one, S. sine exanthem ate, scarlet fever without the rash. S. traumatic a, the eruption similar to that of scarlet fever, accompanied by febrile symptoms, which sometimes follows wounds or surgical operations. S. typhosa, malignant scarlet fever, with grave nervous symptoms. S. urticata, urticaria.