| sharp s. |
a surgical instrument consisting of a spoon with sharp edges for scraping away granulations.
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| sharp w. |
a wave on an electroencephalogram that has a sharp peak but is longer in duration than a spike.
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| Sharpey's f.’s |
1. collagenous fibers that pass from the periosteum and are embedded in the outer circumferential and interstitial lamellae of bone; called also bone f's. 2. terminal portions of principal fibers that insert into the cementum of a tooth. Called also perforating f's.
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| Sharp |
An excess of acidity but drinkable.
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| sharps |
Short, stiff needles used for sewing through material.
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| SHARP | very suddenly and to a great degree |
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| SHARP | changing suddenly in direction and degree |
| SHARP | harshness of manner |
| SHARP | the quality of being sharp and clear |
| SHARP | thinness of edge or fineness of point |
| SHARP | a sharp bitter taste property |
| SHARP | the attribute of urgency |
| SHARP | a quick and penetrating intelligence |
| SHARP | having a sharp bitter flavor |
| SHARP | shoot from a concealed position |
| SHARP | a fast schooner once used by New England fisherman for illegal fishing in Canadian waters |
| SHARP | someone skilled in shooting |
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