| scorbutic p. |
a pseudoparalytic position characteristic of advanced infantile scurvy, in which the infant lies quietly with the legs flexed at the knees and the hips flexed and externally rotated.
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| scorbutic r. |
see under bead.
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| scorbutigenic |
causing scurvy.
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| scordinema |
yawning and stretching with a feeling of lassitude, occurring as a preliminary symptom of some infectious diseases.
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| scorings |
small transverse lines caused by increased density of bone, seen in radiographs at the metaphysis of growing bones, and due to temporary cessation of growth.
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| SCO | a dialect of English spoken in the Lowlands of Scotland |
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| SCO | a lively dance of Scottish highlanders |
| SCO | old Scottish breed of small long-haired usually black terrier with erect tail and ears |
| SCO | a wicked or evil person |
| SCO | lacking principles or scruples |
| SCO | a place that is scoured (especially by running water) |
| SCO | rinse, clean, or empty with a liquid |
| SCO | clean with hard rubbing |
| SCO | scour a surface |
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