CHAIR

(Fr.), n. Sha2r. See FLESH and CARO. Bouillon de c. A fleshy excresence in horses having the " foot-rot," which renders them lame. [L, 109.] C's baveuses. Exuberant, fungous granulations of an unhealthy character; "proud flesh." [L, 109.] C. cannelee. See C. de la paroi.C. carree de la plante des pieds. An old term for the acce ory muscle of the long extensor of the great toe. [L, 109.] C. coulante [Borden]. Lit., circulating flesh; the blood. [L, 109.] C. de Baviere. The Agaric us aggregatus. [B, 88, 121.] C. de la fourchette. The frog portion of the c. du pied. [A, 301.] C. de la paroi. The peripheral portion of the c. du pied. [A, 301.] C. de la sole. The posterior portion of the c. du. pied. [A, 301.] C. de poule. See Ccms an serin a.C. du pied. The keratogenous membrane of the hoof in the horse. [L, 109.] C. morte. Gangrenous ti ue. [L, 109.] C. musculaire. Muscular substance proper. [L, 43.] C. vive. Healthy flesh. [L, 109.] [s. 195]