| iridology |
The study of the iris to diagnose disease; based upon the assumption that every organ in the human body has a corresponding location within the iris, and that one can determine its relative health by examining the iris rather than the organ itself.
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| iridescence |
Brilliant spots or borders of colors, most often red and green, observed in clouds up to about 30?from the sun.
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| Irish moss |
An emulsifying agent, Irish moss promotes break material formation and precipitation during the boil and upon cooling.
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| iris |
The colored part of the eye. Tiny muscles inside the iris dilate (widen) or contract (narrow) the size of the pupil.
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| iritis |
An inflammation of the iris that can be caused by systemic disease (such as rheumatoid arthritis), systemic infections (such as measles or tuberculosis), trauma or unknown sources.
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