Squalor

An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 46
order(skwol '''-or; or sfova'-lor). Filth. Disand uncleanline . iquama (skwa'-mah). Scale; a dry, laminated exfoliation of" the epidermis; it is usually the result of an inflammation, but may be due to preternatural dryne of the skin, or follow an acute hyperemia. Scales may be small and branny or very large and thin, and of a silvery-white or yellowish color. S. rhopalaris, the sense-scale, or covering of i the rhopal niche in acraspede Medusa. iquamate (skzva'-mat). Scaly, or i scale-like. •quamation (skzva-ma'-shun). The state of being squamate. qua me. In biology, a 1 scale. quamella (skiva-mel'-ah). very small scale. A quamellate (skwa-mel'-at). Same as Squamulate. qua melliferous (skwa-mel-if ' -er-us). Furnished with squamellae. quamiferous (skwa-mif ' -er-us). Provided with squama;, quamiflorous (skwa-mif -lor' -us). Having flowers like scales. Squamiform (skwa'-miforni).
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