BULIMIA

(Lat.), n. f. Bu?l(bul)-i?m(em)'i2-a8. Gr., BovAtuia (from the augmentative pac iele Bod, and Acués, hunger). … boulimie. Ger., Bulimie, He is shun ger, Och sen hunger. 1. Bulimy; an inordinate craving for food, faintne relieved only by oan [D, 70; H.] 2. Of Para cels us, the eroding power of an ulcer. ff can in a. Fr., faim can in. Canine hunger; b. with vomiting after eating, [L, 119, 132.|—B. cardialgic a. B. with gastric 119, 132.]—B. eynorexia,. emetic a. See B. can in a.--B. esuritio, B. helluonum. Gluttony. [L, 119.]—B. syncopal is. Voracious hunger with fainting. [L,119.]—B. verminosa. B. attributed to intestinal worms. {L, 119.]