EXCITO I Vl l RVATION 



fABLE OF THE EXANTHEMATA. 



Excito- itise]. A Latin prefix 



n. E. -motor, excit- 

 drug or agent 

 the motor nerve-cenl 

 -nutrient |uickening the | 



E. -reflex, pertaining to a reflex action 

 E. -secretory, arous- 

 tion. E. -vaso- 

 motor 1, 

 Excitor who or 



Exclave ['"r]- A detached 



in 

 Excochleation 



ary. 



. to shut out], A 

 nosisby, the reachingofa final 



luding 

 mpossible, from a 



hlea, 

 i with the 



Excoriation ,,, n % ,),,. 



1 



•1 in wli 

 nn ■!!. Ii heals with- 



u in prui 



Excreation ;/ . 



Excrement {eks f -kre ment ) \excernere-, to separate ; to 



excrete]. An excreted substance; the feces. 

 Excrement [eks' '-kre-ment ) [excrescere, to grow out]. 



An old name for the hair, nails, etc. 

 Excrementitious [eks-kre-men-tish' -us) \excernere, to 



separate ; to excrete]. Pertaining t<> the excrement. 

 Excrescence [eks-kres' '-ens) [ > • re, to grow out]. 

 An abnormal outgrowth upon the body. See Cauli- 

 flower 1: CO 

 Excreta [eks-kre' '-tah) [/>/. .• excemere, to separate]. 

 The natural discharges of the body, particularly th 

 ie bowels ; feces. 

 Excretin [exs f -kre-tin) \excemere, to separate], 

 1 J I, 11 One of the constituents of feces. It occurs 

 little leaves or tufts mixed with needles, insoluble 

 in cold or hot water, soluble ill hoi alcohol and ether ; 

 ii 3 reaction is neutral. 

 Excretion {eks- kre 1 '• shun) [excretio ; excemere, to ex 

 te]. The separation of the waste products of an 

 in, or of the body a> a whole, out of the blood 

 reted. 

 Excretory 1 <ks' '-kre-tor-e) \excretio ; 

 b i Pertaining to excretion, 



■ eying the 1 ' bom 



organ to the discharging point. See Duct. 

 Excurrent {eks-kur* nt) [ex, out; currere, to run]. 



ling or going outward, as an excurrent canal. 

 Excurvation [ex-kur-va'-shun) [ex, out; curvai 



curve]. A deformity of the eyelid affecting almost 



•nere, to 



E. Duct, a 



the excretory 



