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91calabash tree — ▪ tree (Crescentia cujete), tree of the family Bignoniaceae, 6 to 12 metres (20 to 40 feet) tall, that grows in Central and South America, the West Indies, and extreme southern Florida. It is often grown as an ornamental. The calabash tree… …
92David McNeill (Chicago psychologist) — Born 1933 (age 77–78) California, USA Pen name David McNeill Occupation Psychologist and writer Language English Nationality American Education …
93National Park Service rustic — National Park Service rustic, also colloquially known as Parkitecture, is a style of architecture that arose in the United States National Park System to create buildings that harmonized with their natural environment. Since its founding, the… …
94Oral submucous fibrosis — (or OSF) is a chronic,complex,irreversible,highly potent pre cancerous condition characterized by juxta epithelial inflammatory reaction and progressive fibrosis of the submucosal tissues (lamina propria and deeper connective tissues). As the… …
95cutaneous mucormycosis — mucormycosis affecting the skin, resulting from either contamination of a wound or spread outward of rhinocerebral mucormycosis. The infecting agent is usually a species of Rhizopus or occasionally Saksenaea vasiformis …
96confluent and reticulate papillomatosis — a progressive, pruritic skin condition seen primarily in prepubescent girls; it begins on the chest and back as keratotic, pigmented papules that increase in size and spread outward over the body. Centrally located lesions tend to become… …
97flare — I. v. n. 1. Waver, flicker, flutter, stream broadly sideways, blaze unsteadily. 2. Glare, dazzle, shine forth suddenly, flame, blaze. 3. Widen, widen out, spread outward, flue, splay. II. n. Glare, unsteady light …
98flue — I. n. 1. Smoke vent. 2. Heat pipe, heating tube (in a boiler). 3. Flew, fluff, nap, soft down, downy fur, flossy hair. II. v. n. Flare, splay, spread outward, expand …
99tinea — /ˈtɪniə / (say tineeuh) noun any of several contagious skin diseases affecting various parts of the body and caused by related fungi which spread outward from small spots to form distinctive ring shaped red patches, especially athlete s foot.… …
100Indo-Europeans — Possibly the ancestors of a number of ancient peoples who inhabited Europe and western Asia, including Mesopotamia. The term Indo European was initially mainly a linguistic one and referred to a proposed very ancient, ancestral language that… …
