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giant a swing in which the body is fully extended and moving through a 360 degree rotation around the bar.
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giant cell arteritis a chronic vascular disease of unknown origin in the elderly, often associated with polymyalgia rheumatica, seen usually in the external carotid arteries but sometimes in other arteries. Characteristics include proliferative inflammation, often with giant cells and granulomas; headache, pain with chewing, weight loss, fever, and sometimes ocular symptoms; and increased erythrocyte sedimentation rate. Called also cranial, granulomatous, or temporal a. and Horton's a., disease, or syndrome.
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giant A star that is espcially bright and large for its color/temperature. Many stars become red giants late in their life and some even become supergiants. For more information on these phenomenae, view our Birth and Death of a Star article at the Information Realm.
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giantism (noun) : GIGANTISM
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giant cell (noun) cell of large size with several nuclei, appearing to be made up of many cells, but not clearly outlined. Found in both kinds of marrow, esp. in red marrow and spleen. Also found in tissues that are healing, around foreign bodies, and in the inflammatory reaction to tuberculosis. Synonym:megakaryocyte
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