





the 



. 





ch- 

 ible nut 



. 

 no Mixture, a mixturi 



bouillon 



i ir and ., parts of 



mi L. s Method, 



rganisms. 



.imeter. In , the internal as 



: finger in 

 ■ the sub-pubic ligament 

 iatic 

 -- than the transverse diam- 

 ■ -iii "l" the pelvis. 

 Lcem.» •"'■ 



Lcem 

 Lccmocraph;. plague; yptyeiv, 



LirmotJ 

 Lcemoloi:;. 



•.ophthalmia . plague ; 



j ious ophthalmia. 

 Oak-red. - L.'s Reagent or 



m "f sugar in the 

 It if subnitrate of bismuth, glycerin, 



L.'s Ring, a 



retina which, in 



. by a bright area, two 



< krk-Maxwell's 



i a solution of 



.:, purplish spot 



venberg. Canal of. 



Logadectorr. . whites of the 



; piece of the 





rhites of the 

 : thi eyes ; 



•■.I 



. flow]. 



iwn the 



thin bor- 



' the 



dowel 



-rhea 



■ 

 I 



LONG 



Logographic mf-ik) {Uyoq, word; ippdipav, to 



Pertaining to written words. L . Alalia, 



that in which the thoughts cannot be expressed in 



writi 



Logomania {log-o-ma' -ne-ah) [Myog, word; ftavia, 

 i . Insanity characterized by talkativeness. 

 Aphasia. 



Logomonomania {log o-mo-no-ma' '-ne-ah) \16yog, 

 w ,„,l ; a, mania]. Monomania 



marked by loquacity. 



Logoneurosis [log-o-nu-ro' 'sis) [>",'". word; vevpov, 

 nerve ; v6aog, di , uroses], I. Any 



neurosis marked bya speech-defect. 2. Any neurosis 

 attended with impairment of the mental powers. 



Logopathy [log op'-ath e)[Myog, word ; rradog, disease]. 

 Any disease affecting the speech; dyslogia. 



Logo'plegia 'e f '-je-ak) \Myog, word; tv'/j/-./,, 



stroke]. An aphasic symptom, consisting in the im- 

 isibility of uttering a word, though the memory of 

 it- sound is clear.. 



Logoplegic {log-o-ple f -jik) \Myog, word; n? //;/,, 

 stroke] . Relating to, or characterized by, logoplegia. 



Logorrhea 1 '-ah) [Myog, word; poia, a flow]. 



1. Abnormal rapidity of speech ; a symptom of cerebral 

 irritation. 2. Same as Logodiarrhea. 



Logwood {log' -wood'). See Hematoxylon. L. -black. 

 Pigments, Co in pat us of. 



Lohoch (lo'-hok). Same as Loch. 



Loimia {loi'-me-ah) ['/.ot/iuc, plague]. A pestilence or 

 rue. 



Loimic {loi'-mik) \h)i[UK6g ; >.o///oc, plague]. Pertain- 

 ing to the plague or to any pestilence. 



Loimology {loi-mol' -o-je) ['/.oiuag, plague; 2.6yog, a 

 treatise]. The science of contagious epidemic dis- 

 eases. 



Loimopyra {loi-mop / -ir-ah) [?ioi/i6g, plague ; 7ri>p, fire]. 

 Pestilential fever. 



Loin {loin) [ME., loine, loin]. Either of the lumbi, 

 or lower part of the back in the region of the hips. 



Loliin [lo'-lc-in) \lolium, darnel]. A volatile, poison- 

 ous alkaloid contained in the seeds of Lolittm temii- 

 lentum. 



Lolium (lo'-lc-um) [L., darnel]. A genus of grasses, 

 one of which, L. temulentum, poisonous darnel, is 

 remarkable as one of the few grasses that appear to 

 have poisonous qualities. Its seeds in particular 

 are said to have narcotic qualities. By some writers 

 this poisonous effect has been denied, and by others 

 it has been referred to the presence of ergot; late 

 researches seem to confirm the popular belief. Unof. 



Loma (lo'-iiiah) [/(~>ua, hem, fringe: //., Lomata\. In 

 biology, a flap or fringe along the toe of a bird. 



Lomastome {lo r -mas-tom) [Xu/ia, hem, fringe ; <rr6fia, 

 uth]. In biology, applied to such shells as have a 

 reflected peristome. 



Lomatine (lo' -mal-iii) [>m//<;, hem, fringe]. In bio- 

 logy, margined or fringed. 



Lombardian Leprosy. See Pellagra. 



Loment {l</-ment ) [lomentum, a mixture of bean-meal 

 1 rice]. In biology, a legume that when ripe 

 breaks transversely into joints. 



Lomentum {lo-men' -turn). Same as Loment. 



Lomilomi [lo 1 '-me-lo* -me) [Hawaiian]. A kind of 

 shampoo or massage, practised by the Polynesians. 



London Paste. A caustic paste containing equal parts 

 of caustic soda and unslaked lime. It must be mixed 

 with water before using. L. White. Same as 

 While I 



Long [Ml. long, long]. Having gnat length. L.- 

 sight. Synonym of Presbyopia and Hyperopia. L.- 

 sightedness. See Hyperopia. L. Thread-worms. 



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