sub miliary (submiliari)

Slightly smaller than miliary. Lancet, 1891, I. maxillary gland and neighboring parts. - Submaxillary subminimal (sub-min'i-mal), a. Le than duct, the duct of Wharton. - Submaxillary fo a. See maxilla submaxillary ganglion See ganglion Sube gland, salivary gland situated beneath the lower jaw, on either side, discharging beneath the tongue by Wharton's duct: it is innervated from the chorda tym- pan i and sympathetic nerves. maxillary region. Same as supra hyoid region (which Submaxillary nerve, the inframaxillary nerve. - Sub- See cut under salivary . see, under supra hyoid ). - Submaxillary triangle. See triangle . - Submaxillary vein, a tributary of the facial vein draining the submaxillary gland. submaximal (sub-mak'si-mal), a . Nearly but not quite maximal. IMG:content-2371.png:[blocks in formation] Same as sub me Situated near sub median (sub-me'di-an), a . but not at the middle; specifically, in conch ., admedian; lying next the middle line on each side, as certain teeth of the radula. Also sub- medial .-- Sub median cell, in entom . , same as inter no- median cell (which see, under inter no median ). submediant (sub-me'di-ant), n. In music , the tone of a scale midway between the subdomi- nant and the upper tonic; the sixth, as B in the scale of D. Also called superdominant . sub membranous (sub-mem'bra-nus), a . Some- what membranous; a little leathery or coria- ceo us. sub meningeal (sub-me-nin'jē-al), a . Situated beneath the meninges. submental (sub-men'tal), a. [ entom ., of or pertaining to the submentum.-- minimal. subministert (sub-min'is-ter), v. [ II. in trans. To subserve; be useful; be subservient. Sir R. L'Estrange . sub ministrant (sub-min'is-trant), a. [L. sub mini str an ( t- ) s , sum mini str an(t-)s, ppr. of sub mini str are, sum mini str are , aid by giving, supply: see subminister .] Subservient; subordinate. Bacon .