STYRYL-ALCOHOL 



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SUBCREPITANT 



of otorrhea. S. Method, a method of bleaching 

 microscopic preparations of parasitic fungi by the use 

 of styrone. 



Styryl-alcohol (sti' '-ril-al' '-ko-hol) . See Styrene. 



Sub- \_snb, under]. A Latin preposition. Used as a 

 prefix it denotes under, beneath, ventrad, lower, or 

 moderate in degree. 



Subabdominal (sub-ab-dom' -in-al) '[sub, under; abdo- 

 men, abdomen]. Beneath the abdomen. 



Subacetas {sub-as' -et-as). See Subacetate. 



Subacetate (sub - as'- et- at) [ sub, under; acetum, 

 vinegar]. A basic acetate. 



Subacid (sub -as' -id) [sub, under; acidum, acid]. 

 Moderately acid or sour. 



Subacrid (sub- ak'- rid) [sub, under; acer, sharp]. 

 Moderately acrid. 



Subacromial (sub - ak - ro'- me -al) [sub, under ; acro- 

 mial]. Lying below the acromion. 



Subacuminate (sub-ak-u' '-min-at) [sub, under ; acumi- 

 nate']. Moderately acuminate. 



Subacute (sub'-ak-ut) [sub, under; acutus, sharp]. 

 Moderately acute or severe. Also, the stage of a 

 disease when it is intermediate between an acute and 

 a chronic form. 



Subanal (sub-a'-nal) [sub, under; anus, anus]. Situ- 

 ated below the anus. 



Subanconeal (sub - an - ko - ne' -al) [sub, under; anco- 

 neus]. Beneath the anconeus muscle. 



Subanconeus (sub-an-ko-ne' -us). See Muscles, Table of. 



Subapical (sub - a' '- pik - al) [sub, under; apex, apex]. 

 Beneath the apex. 



Subaponeurotic (sub-ap-on-u-rot'-ih) [ sub, under ; 

 aponeurosis]. Situated, or occurring beneath an 

 aponeurosis. 



Subaqueous (sub - a f - kwe -us) [ sub, under ; aqua, 

 water] . Living beneath the water. 



Subarachnoid (sub-ar-ak'-noid) [sub, under; arach- 

 noid]. That lying directly beneath the arachnoid 

 membrane, as the subarachnoid space, subarachnoid 

 fluid, etc. See Space. 



Subarcuate (sub-ar'-ku-at) [sub, under ; arcus, an arc] . 

 Slightly arcuate. 



Subareolar (sub-ar-e' -o-lar) [sub, under ; areola, are- 

 ola]. Situated, or occurring beneath the mammary 

 areola. 



Subastragalar (sub-as-trag'-alar) [sub, under; astrag- 

 alus]. Under the astragalus. S. Amputation, a 

 partial removal of the foot, in which only the astraga- 

 lus is left. 



Subastragaloid (sub-as-trag'-al-oid) [sub, under; as- 

 tragalus, astragalus]. Occupying a position beneath 

 the astragalus. 



Subastringent (sub-as-trin' -jent) [sub, under ; astrin- 

 gens, astringent]. Only slightly astringent. 



Subaural (sub-aw'-ral) [sub, under ; aura, ear]. Be- 

 neath the ear. 



Subaxial (sub-aks'-e-al) [sub, under; axis, axis]. Ly- 

 ing below the axis. 



Subaxillary (sub- aks'-il- a -re) [sub, under; axilla, 

 axilla]. Situated below the axilla. 



Subbasal (sub-ba'-zal) [sub, under; fiaoig, base]. Sit- 

 uated near the base. 



Subbrachial, Subbrachiate (sub-bra' '-ke-al, sub-bra'- 

 ke-at) [sub, under; fymxiov, arm]. Under the pec- 

 toral muscles. 



Subcalcareous (sub-kal-ha'-re-us)'[sub, under; calx, 

 lime]. Somewhat calcareous. 



Subcalcarine (sub-hal'-kar-in) [sub, under; calcar, the 

 calcaneum]. Situated ventrad of the calcarine fissure 

 of the brain. 



Subcapsular (sub-kap'-su-lar) [sub, under; capsula, 

 capsule]. Beneath the capsule. 



Subcarbonas (sub - kar'- bon - as) [sub, under ; carbo, 



charcoal]. See Subcarbonate. 

 Subcarbonate (sub - kar'- bon - at ) [sub, under ; carbo, 



charcoal]. A neutral or basic carbonate. 

 Subcartilaginous (sub-kar-til-aj' '-in-us) [sub, under; 



cartilago, cartilage]. I. Situated beneath cartilage. 



2. Partly cartilaginous. 

 Subcaudal (sub - kaw' - dal) [sub, under; cauda, tail]. 



Situated under the tail. 

 Subcaudate (sub-haw' -dat). Same as Subcaudal. 

 Subcecal (sub-se'-kal) [sub, under; c&cum, cecum]. 



Lying below the cecum. 

 Subcentral (sub - sen' - tral) [sub, under; k> i 



center]. I. Situated near the center. 2. Ventrad of 



the central fissure of the brain. 

 Subcerebellar (sub-ser-e-bel'-ar) [sub, under ; cerebel- 

 lum, cerebellum]. Situated beneath the cerebellum. 

 Subcerebral (sub-ser' -e-bral) [sub, under; cerebrum, 



cerebrum]. Situated beneath the cerebrum. 

 Subchondral (sub - hon'-dral) [sub, under; ^d^Jpof, 



cartilage]. Lying beneath cartilage. 

 Subchordal (sub-hor'-dal) [sub, under; chorda, cord]. 



Beneath the notochord. 

 Subchorionic (sub-ho-re-on'-ih) [sub, under ; x°P wl '> 



chorion]. Lying beneath the chorion. 

 Subchoroidal (sub - ho - roid'- al ) [sub, under ; ] 



chorion ; e)6oc, like]. Situated or occurring under ihe ' 



choroid. 

 Subchronic (sub-hron'-ih) [sub, under; xftovoc, time].! 



More nearly chronic than is indicated by the term) 



subacute. 

 Subclavian (sub-kla'-ve-an) [sub, under; clavis, collar-, 



bone]. Situated under the collar-bone. S. Artery. | 



See Arteries, Table of . S. Groove. See Groove. S. 



Triangle. See Triangles, Table of. 

 Subclavicular (sub-kla-vik' -u-lar) [sub, under ; clavis, 



collar-bone]. Pertaining to the subclavicular bone 01 j 



the first rib. 

 Subclavius (stib-hla'-ve-us). See Muscles, 7 able of. 

 Subcollateral (sub- kol - at'-er-al) [sub, under: 



together; lateralis, lateral]. Ventrad of the collat \ 



eral fissure of the brain. 

 Subconchoidal (sub-kong-koi'-dal )[sub, under; 1. 



shell ; eldor, like]. Imperfectly conchoidal. - 

 Subcorneal (sub-kon'-ik-al) [sub, under; Kuvtn6g, coni j 



cal] . Conoidal. 

 Subconjunctival (sub-kon-jungh-ti'-val) [sub, under 



conjunctivus, uniting]. Situated beneath the conjunc 



tiva. 

 Subconsciousness (sub - kon'- shus - nes) [sub, under 



conscius, knowing]. Imperfect consciousness; thl 



state in which mental processes take place without tb 



mind being distinctly conscious of its own activity. 

 Subcoracoid (sub-kor'-ah-oid) [sub, under; k6 



crow; eufog, like]. Situated below the coracoid pi. 



cess. 

 Subcordate (sub - hor'- ddt) [sub, under; cor, hi 



Having nearly the shape of a heart. 

 Subcordiform (sub- hor'-dif-orm) [sub, under; cor, 



heart]. See Subcordate. 

 Subcorneous (sub-kor'-ne-us) [sub, under; em 



horny]. Somewhat horny. 

 Subcortical (sub-kor'-tik -al) [sub, under; cortex, 



tex]. Beneath the cortex. 

 Subcosta (sub-hos'-tah) [sub, under; costa, rib]. 



subcostal vein of the wing of some insects. 

 Subcostal (sub - hos'- tal ) [sub, under; costa, 



Lying beneath a rib or the ribs. 

 Subcranial (sub- kra'-ne-al) [sub, under; /> 



( murium! . Situated below the skull. 

 Subcrepitant (sub-href-it-ant) [sub. under ; a 



to make a crackling noise]. Applied to a sibilant ra 



