CEREBR-

Meaning of CEREBR- in English

or cerebro- combining form Etymology: cerebrum brain ; cerebrum , cerebral and

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CEREBR- — combining form or cerebri- or cerebro- Etymology: cerebrum 1. : brain : cerebrum cerebr oid cerebri form cerebro scope 2. …
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CEREBR- — var. of cerebro- before a vowel: cerebritis.
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CEREBR- — or cerebro- Etymology: cerebrum 1. : brain : cerebrum cerebr ation 2. : cerebral and cerebro spinal
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CEREBR- — [cerebr-] or cerebro- comb form [cerebrum] 1: brain: cerebrum "cerebration" 2: cerebral and "cerebrospinal"
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CEREBR — Variant: or cerebro- Function: combining form Etymology: cerebrum 1 : brain : cerebrum < cerebr ation> 2 : cerebral and …
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CEREBRO- — combining form see: cerebr-
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DECEREBRATE — I. de·cerebrate (ˈ)dē+ transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: de- + cerebr- + -ate : to remove the cerebrum from …
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CEREBROVISCERAL — “+ adjective Etymology: cerebr- + visceral : belonging to or connecting cerebral and visceral ganglia in mollusks
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CEREBROVASCULAR — ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at cerebro- + adjective Etymology: cerebr- + vascular : of or involving the cerebrum and the blood vessels supplying …
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CEREBROTONIA — “+ˈtōnēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from cerebr- + -tonia : a pattern of temperament typical of the …
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CEREBROSPINAL — ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at cerebro- + adjective Etymology: cerebr- + spinal : of or relating to the brain and spinal cord
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CEREBROSE — ˈserəˌbrōs also -ōz noun ( -s ) Etymology: cerebr- + -ose : galactose
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CEREBROPEDAL — ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at cerebro- + adjective Etymology: cerebr- + pedal : relating to or connecting the cerebral ganglion and pedal ganglia …
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CEREBRONIC ACID — |serə|bränik- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary cerebron, a substance derived from brain tissue (from cerebr- + -on ) + -ic …
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CEREBROID — ˈserəˌbrȯid adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary cerebr- + -oid : resembling or analogous to the cerebrum or brain
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CEREBROGANGLION — ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ at cerebro- + noun ( plural cerebroganglia ) Etymology: cerebr- + ganglion : the cerebral ganglion of invertebrates • …
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CEREBRO- — in pronunciations below, ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ . sə|rēbrō or -brə or |serə(ˌ)brō — see cerebr-
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CEREBRIPETAL — |serə|bripəd. ə l adjective Etymology: cerebr- + -petal of nerve fibers or impulses : afferent
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CEREBRIFORM — səˈrēbrəˌfȯrm, -eb-, ˈserəb- adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary cerebr- + -iform; originally formed as French cérébriforme : like the brain …
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CEREBRIC — səˈrēbrik, -eb-, -ēk, ˈserəbrik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary cerebr- + -ic : of, relating to, or derived from the …
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CEREBRI- — — see cerebr-
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CEREBRATION — ˈserəˈbrāshən noun ( -s ) Etymology: cerebr- + -ation : the act or the product of cerebrating : mental activity …
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DECEREBRATE — — decerebration , n. v. /dee ser"euh brayt'/ ; n. /dee ser"euh brayt', -brit/ , v. , decerebrated, decerebrating , …
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CEREBROSIDE — /seuh ree"breuh suyd', ser"euh-/ , n. Biochem. any of a class of glycolipids, found in brain tissue and the medullary …
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CEREBROID — /seuh ree"broyd, ser"euh broyd'/ , adj. Anat. resembling the cerebrum or the brain. [ 1850-55; CEREBR- + -OID ]
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CEREBRO- — a combining form of cerebrum: cerebrospinal. Also, esp. before a vowel, cerebr- .
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CEREBRITIS — /ser'euh bruy"tis/ , n. inflammation of the brain, esp. of the cerebrum. [ 1865-70; CEREBR- + -ITIS ]
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CEREBRIC — /seuh ree"brik, -reb"rik, ser"euh brik/ , adj. pertaining to or derived from the brain. [ 1830-40; CEREBR(UM) + -IC ]
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CEREBRO- — see cerebr-
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ГОЛОВНОЙ И СПИННОЙ МОЗГ — 1) axion 2) cerebr(ospin)al axis 3) neural axis
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