FUSS

(Ger.), n. Fus. 1. The foot. 2. A base. Afterfii e. The hind feet, [a, 27.] Borstenfii e. Legs covered with bristly hairs, as in the Apidat. [L,.353 (a, 27).] Oiri-eiifiis.se. Legs provided with cirri, as in the Cltcetopoda. [L, 353 (a, 27).] F'aiigel. The genus Pedalium. [B, 180 (a, 24).] F'arzt. See CHIROPODIST. F'bett. A fracture cradle. [E.] F'beuge, F'biege. The instep. [A, 521.] F'binde. See Foot-BAHOAOE. F'blatt. 1. See the major list. 2. See TARSUS. F'bug. The ankle. [L. 349.] F. der Schleife. See PES lemnisci. F. des Hirnschenkels. See CRUST of the PEDUNCLE. F. des Stab kranzes. See BASIS corona. radiatce.FTormig. See PEDATE. F'geburt. Delivered with a foot presentation. F'los. See APODOUS. F'nervig. See PEDATINERVIUS. F'phanomen. See Ankle CLONUS. F'riicken. See A CROP ODIUM, ACROTARSIUM, and DORSUM of the foot. F's ohle. See the major list. F's paltig. See PEDATIPID. F's tiick. The basal portion of a cilium of a ciliated cell. F'theilig. See PED AT I PART IT US. F'wurzel. See TARSUS. Gei f. See ^EGOPODIUM podagra ria. Glattf. See FLAT-FOOT. Griffelf. See STYLOPODIUM. Gro er F. des Seepferdes. See HIPPOCAMPUS major. Hiruscheiikeir. See CRUST of the peduncle. Kaufii e. Maxillipeds. |a, 21.] Kieferfu e. See BRANCHIOPOD A. Kiemenfu e. 1. Feet to which branchiae are attached. 2. See BRANCHIOPOD A. Klammerfu e. Chelae, fa. 21.] Kleiner F. des Seepferdes. See HIPPOCAMPUS minor. Mittelf. See METATARSUS. Platt F. See FLAT-FOOT. [s. 125]