| hair follicle |
A narrow tube in the skin which contains cells that produce hair.
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| hairline fracture |
when the bone is cracked, but the bones are still connected.
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| hair |
Animal Fibre Other Than Sheep's Wool Or Silk., Note: It Is Recognized That This Definition Implies A Distinction Between Sheep's Wool And The Covering Of Other Animals, Notwithstanding The Similarity In Their Fibre Characteristics. Thus The Crimped Form And The Scaly Surface Are Not Confined To Sheep's Wool. ...
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| hair |
The goddess Sif was renowned for her golden-yellow hair. However, the trickster god Loki mischeviously shaved off Sif's lovely locks. Once caught by the gods, Loki was forced to approach the dwarves and demand that they forge hair of real gold for Sif. So, clever and perhaps falsely repetant, Loki redeems himself in the eyes of the gods by presenting them with a gift of magical treasure, including Sif's new hair of magical gold and Mjollnir, Thor's short-handled hammer (Crossley-Holland, 48-9).
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| hair bulb |
Tiny white pustule at the base of the hair. The bulb, along with blood vessels, forms the root of the hair, attaching it to the scalp.
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