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gray t. 1. tubercle (def. 1).  2. tuberculum trigeminale.  3. tuber cinereum.
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gray-patch r. one of two common types of tinea capitis; this type is usually caused by Microsporum audouinii but may sometimes be caused by M. canis, M. ferugineum, or M. gypseum, and is manifested by multiple gray scaly lesions, stubs of broken hairs, and minimal inflammatory response; it is benign and resolves spontaneously. See also black-dot r.
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gray-scale u. a B-scan technique in which a television video-scan converter amplifies and processes echoes according to their strength into a visual display ranging from white for the strongest echoes to varying shades of gray.
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grayanotoxin andromedotoxin.
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gray stone A synthetic stone composed of carborundum and rubber used to polish dental restorations.
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