sandarac (san'dar-ak)

The dried resinous secretion of Callitris quad rival vis. It is said to consist of three distinct resins, one of which, forming the largest proportion, is entirely soluble in alcohol, another is le soluble, while the third is soluble only in hot alcohol. It is used as an incense and in varnish. sand flea. See chigoe. sand fly. Members of the family Simulidae and genus Simulium, being bloodsucking insects that attack man and beast in Europe and the tropics. san'dix. Red lead oxid. Sanger's macula. Red spots, resembling flea bites, occurring at the orifices of Skene's and Bartholin's glands in go nor born 1853.]rhea. \_M. Sanger, Prague gynecologist, sanguinal (san'gwin-al). Defibrinated blood evaporated to a pilular consistence. Sanguinaria (san-gwin-a're-ah). 1. A genus of plants of the Papaveraceae. 2. Of the U. S. Ph., blood-root; the rhizome of 5". can a dens is. In small doses it is an expectorant, in somewhat larger doses an emetic, and in overdoses a narcotic poison. The fluidextract and the tincture of sanguinaria are official in the U. S. Ph. acetum sanguinariae. A preparation made by percolating bloodroot with vinegar [U. S. Ph., 1880]. [Lat., sanguis, blood.] sanguinarin (san-gwin-a'rin). An alkaloid, (C20H15NO4), obtained from Sanguinaria can a dens is and other plants. It is a convulsant poison. The nitrate of s. is used as a stimulant expectorant in chronic bronchitis. sanguine Characterized (san'gwin). 1. Blood-red. by abundance and active2. circulation of the blood. 3. Lively, cheerful, hopeful (said of temperament). [Lat., sanguis, sanguinis, blood.] sanguineous (san-gwin'e-us). 1. Of the nature of blood; consisting of or abounding in blood. 2. Blood-red. sanguinification The formation of (san"gwin-if-ik-a's hun) blood from the nutriment. sanguino (san'gwin-o). A proprietary preparation said to contain the e ential constituents of blood; used in anemia. san gui no form (san-gwin'o-form). A proprietary hematinic preparation said to be made from the blood-forming organs, with flavoring. sanguinolent color of blood;(san-gwin'o-lent). bloody. Of the sanguis (san'gwis). See blood. [Lat]