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viscera the larger organs in any one, or all the three great cavities of the body, especially the abdomen.
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viscosity In printing inks, a broad term encompassing the properties of tack and flow.
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visceromegaly enlargement of any of the major internal organs
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viscoelasticity This property, possessed by all plastics to some degree, dictates that while plastics have solid-like characteristics such as elasticity, strength and form-stability, they also have liquid-like characteristics such as flow depending on time, temperature, rate and amount of loading. Materials that demonstrate both viscous and elastic behavior under applied stress are called viscoelastic.
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viscosity Measure of the internal friction of a fluid or its resistance to flow.
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