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k deux, a psychosis, often of paranoid form, affecting two persons who are intimately a ociated; the one on whom the mental disturbance has been imposed may recover i{ removed from the original sufferer, impul's ive i., arises and drives the patient at once, without reflection or attempt at resistance, to the commi ion of some act. induced' i., communicated i. i. of doub'le form, a form of manic depre ive psychosis having the sequence mania, depre ion, interval, or the reverse. manic-depre 'ive an alternation of mania and melanchol-a. mor'al an irresistible impulse to commit wrong or immoral acts, path oman i a. puer'peral i., any form of mental disease, usually either confusional i. or manic-depre ive sometimes occurring in women during the early puerperal period, se'nile i., degenerative occurring in the aged, simulta'neo us a form of folie 4 deux, in which the same psychosis appears at the same time in two intimately a ociated and mentally predisposed individuals, toz'ic i., a psychosis, usually confusional i., due to the action of some poison, such as alcohol, opium, etc., or to autotoxemia. vol it'ional i., i. marked especially by perversion of the will power. alcoholic, mania a potu, delirium tremens, alcohol oman i a, enomania, oenomania, dipsomania, congenital, idiocy, imbecility, cretinism, degenerative, psychasthenia, phrenasthenia. delusional, paranoia. doubting, see under phobia, emotional, pat no mania. erotic, nymphomania, satyriasis. fatuous, moria. furious, acromania, acriothymia. grandiose, megalomania, homicidal, andro phono mania. hysterical, hysteromania, imposed, folie k detuc. inquisitive, par at ere seq mania. loquacious, moria. marked by terror, enosimania. moral, path oman i a, est hes i oman i a. neurasthenic, psychasthenia, phrenasthenia. on a few subjects, oligomania. on one subject, monomania. paralytic, paresis, poly neuritic, Korsakoff's syndrome. pubertal, hebephrenia, dementia prascox. puerperal, maiensioxnania, to com an i a. religious, ent he oman i a, demonomania, hie romania. senile, dementia, presbyophrenia, dotard ne . specialist in, psychiatrist, psychiater, alienist, '* mad-doctor." stuporous, naicomania, catatonia, suicidal, misozoia. treatise on, manicography, manigraphy. voluble, logo mania. with cruel impulses, diastrephia. with exaltation, mania, hyperphrenia. with incendiary impulses, pyromania. with lo of mental faculties, dementia, amentia, with lo of will power, abulomania. with menital depre ion, melancholia, lypemania. with morbid fears, see under phobia, with one idea, monomania, with pleasing delusions, habromania, a me no mania. with thieving impulses, cleptomania.