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Practitioner

The Practitioner: a monthly journal of therapeutics and public health (1868–).
The 859th most frequently quoted source in the OED, with a total of 566 quotations (about 0.01% of all OED quotations).

Total number of quotations566Find quotations
Quotations providing first evidence of a word41Find quotations
Quotations providing first evidence of a particular meaning145Find quotations
LemmaDefinitionDate
ante-partum(Occurring) before birth, esp. of things affecting the mother immediately before or during the early stages of labour.1908Go To Quotation
anticathodeThe metal plate opposite the cathode in an X-ray tube, upon which the cathode rays impinge and produce X-rays.1907Go To Quotation
cacodylateA salt of cacodylic adj. acid.1908Go To Quotation
catatonicCharacterized by catatonia n. Hence as n., one affected by catatonia.1908Go To Quotation
cheloidal= keloidal adj. at keloid n. Derivatives.1908Go To Quotation
colonicOf or pertaining to the colon; affecting the colon; colic.1906Go To Quotation
contra-indicativeOf the nature of a contra-indication.1906Go To Quotation
curettement= curettage n.1908Go To Quotation
cystiticAffected with cystitis.1910Go To Quotation
decapsulatetrans. To remove the capsule of.1907Go To Quotation
decongestionThe relief of congestion.1908Go To Quotation
duodenectomyPartial or total excision of the duodenum.1908Go To Quotation
erythropoieticOf or pertaining to the production of erythrocytes.1908Go To Quotation
ferratinA substance formerly supposed to be an iron-containing protein that occurs esp. in the liver (see quot. 1946).1893Go To Quotation
fibrinoidAny of one or more poorly characterized substances staining like fibrin, found normally…1910Go To Quotation
fungationThe formation of a fungus-like growth.1908Go To Quotation
haustellationThe action of sucking.1901Go To Quotation
hepatico-combining form of hepatic adj. n., = hepato- comb._form.1910Go To Quotation
homogenizationThe process of making or becoming homogeneous; the action of homogenizing. Also fig.1908Go To Quotation
inguinallyBy or in the groin.1908Go To Quotation
interdentallyIn an interdental position; between the teeth.1910Go To Quotation
itisA bodily condition, affection, or disease that is or may be described or designated by a word ending in -itis.1909Go To Quotation
mouth-breatherMed. A person who habitually or frequently breathes through the mouth instead of the nose.1910Go To Quotation
mucoperichondrialOf or relating to a mucoperichondrium.1907Go To Quotation
mucoperichondriumA mucous membrane apposed to a perichondrium, as in the nose.1907Go To Quotation
mucoperiostitisInflammation of a mucoperiosteum; an instance of this.1910Go To Quotation
myocardiac= myocardial adj.1908Go To Quotation
neuroelectrical= neuroelectric adj.1914Go To Quotation
orthodiagramA radiographic image showing the exact size and shape of an organ, produced by orthodiagraphy or orthoroentgenography.1907Go To Quotation
periodontitisInflammation of the periodontal tissue.1870Go To Quotation
progeriaMore fully Hutchinson–Gilford progeria, Hutchinson–Gilford progeria syndrome. A…1904Go To Quotation
reinnervationThe provision of a new nerve supply, by natural regeneration or by surgical means; an instance or case of this.1880Go To Quotation
Roentgen-rayedThat has been exposed to X-rays or examined using X-rays; = X-rayed adj. at X-ray v. Derivatives.1908Go To Quotation
stercolithA piece of hardened fæces which has become the centre of a concretion.1910Go To Quotation
synapseintr. Of a nerve-cell or axon: to form a synapse.1910Go To Quotation
thermostabile= thermostable adj.1908Go To Quotation
thrombosetrans. To cause thrombosis in (a blood vessel). Cf. thrombosed adj.1910Go To Quotation
treponemaAn anærobic spirochæte of the genus of this name, the members of which are parasitic…1908Go To Quotation
trypanocidalThat is fatal to trypanosomes.1909Go To Quotation
utriculoplastyAn operation to reduce the size of the uterus by removing part of the uterine wall.1910Go To Quotation
xenotransplantAn organ, tissue, or cells transplanted from one species to another. Cf. heterotransplant n.…1968Go To Quotation

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