tpioxhæmia

[Gr. pion =fat, and ( haima ) Pathol.: The same as PIARHEMIA (q. v.). =blood.] pip (1). *pippe, *pyppe, s . [O. Fr. pepie , from Lat. pituita phlegm, the pip; Sp. pepita ; Ital. pipit a ; Port. pevide ; O. H. Ger. phiphis , Dut. pip ; O. Sw. pipp .] A disease in fowls, consisting in a secretion of thick mucus from the tongue and lining membranes of the mouth, by which the nostrils are stuffed and clogged. (Cowper: Conversation , 356.) pip (2), s . (A contract. of pippin (q. v.); Ital. pipit a ; Sp. pepita .) The kernel or seed of fruit, as of an apple, orange, . (Used colloquially for a simple blo om or flower, espec. of the cowslip.) pip (3), s . [A corrupt. of pick , from O. Fr. pique , picque.] [PICK (1), s., I. 4.J 1. A spot on a playing card. 2. One of the rhomboidal-shaped spaces into which the surface of a pine-apple is divided. pip (1), v. t. [PIP (2), 8.] 1. To blackball. 2. To strip the blo oms or flowers from; as, to pip cowslips. ( Colloquially .)