JACOBSON'S ORGAN

Meaning of JACOBSON'S ORGAN in English

noun

Usage: usually capitalized J

Etymology: after L.L. Jacobson

: a slender horizontal canal in the nasal mucosa that ends in a blind pouch, has an olfactory function, and is rudimentary in adult man but highly developed in most reptiles

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JACOBSON'S ORGAN — noun Etymology: Ludvig L. Jacobson died 1843 Danish anatomist Date: 1885 vomeronasal organ
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JACOBSON'S ORGAN — /jay"keuhb seuhnz/ , Anat., Zool. either of a pair of blind, tubular, olfactory sacs in the roof of the mouth, …
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JACOBSON'S ORGAN — noun Etymology: Ludvig L. Jacobson died 1843 Danish anatomist Date: 1885 : vomeronasal organ
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JACOBSON'S ORGAN — ■ noun Zoology a scent organ situated in the mouth of snakes, lizards, and some other vertebrates. Origin C19: named …
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JACOBSON'S ORGAN — [Ja.cob.son's organ] n [Ludvig L. Jacobson d. 1843 Dan. anatomist] (1885): either of a pair of small pits that are …
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JACOBSON'S ORGAN — also called Vomeronasal Organ, region of chemically sensitive nerve endings in the oral cavity of many vertebrate animals (amphibians, lizards …
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JACOBSON'S ORGAN — Pronunciation: ' j ā -k ə b-s ə nz- Function: noun Etymology: Ludvig L. Jacobson † 1843 Danish anatomist Date: …
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JACOBSON'S ORGAN — сошниково-носовой орган, якобсонов орган
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JACOBSON'S ORGAN — сошниково-носовой орган, якобсонов орган
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JACOBSON'S ORGAN — сошниково-носовой орган, якобсонов орган
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ORGAN
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ORGAN- — combining form or organo- Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin, from Latin organum — more at organ I 1. a. …
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JACOBSON — n. family name
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ORGAN — noun Etymology: Middle English, partly from Old English organa, from Latin organum, from Greek organon, literally, tool, instrument; partly from …
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ORGAN — vt to supply with an organ or organs; to fit with organs; to organize. 2. organ ·noun a component part …
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ORGAN — [or.gan] n [ME, partly fr. OE organa, fr. L organum, fr. Gk organon, lit., tool, instrument; partly fr. OF organe, …
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ORGAN — in biology, a group of tissues in a living organism that have been adapted to perform a specific function. In …
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ORGAN — organ BrE AmE ˈɔːɡ ə n AmE \ ˈɔːrɡ ə n ▷ organ|s z ▶ ˈ organ ˌ grinder BrE …
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JACOBSON — Jacobson BrE AmE ˈdʒeɪk əb s ə n
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ORGAN — ( organs) 1. An organ is a part of your body that has a particular purpose or function, for example …
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ORGAN — (INSTRUMENT) [noun] [C] - a musical instrument with a keyboard in which sound is produced by air being forced through …
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ORGAN — n. mouth organ reed organ Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
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ORGAN — Synonyms and related words : Charlie McCarthy, Hammond organ, affiliate, agency, agent, ancilla, annual, appendage, appliance, arm, baroque organ, bimonthly, …
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ORGAN — n. 25B6; noun he plays the organ. : See list. the internal organs : BODY PART, biological structure. the official …
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ORGAN — сущ. 1) муз. орган (тж. pipe organ) to play the organ ≈ играть на органе American organ electronic organ hand …
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JACOBSON — Jacobson
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JACOBSON — Jacobson
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ORGAN — organ.ogg _I ʹɔ:gən n 1. орган; часть тела organs of speech of digestion, of the senses - органы речи пищеварения, …
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ORGAN — орган sensory receptor organ — воспринимающий орган - effector organ - executive organ - logical organ - restoring organ
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ORGAN — organ сущ.1) муз. орган (тж. pipe organ) to play the organ — играть на органе - American organ - electronic …
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ORGAN — _I ʹɔ:gən n 1. орган; часть тела organs of speech of digestion, of the senses - органы речи пищеварения, чувств …
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ORGAN — сущ. 1) муз. орган ( тж. pipe organ ) to play the organ — играть на органе - American organ …
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ORGAN — сущ. 1) муз. орган (тж. pipe organ) to play the organ — играть на органе - American organ - electronic organ - hand organ - reed …
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ORGAN — сущ. 1) муз. орган (тж. pipe organ) to play the organ ≈ играть на органе American organ electronic organ hand …
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JACOBSON — Jacobson
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JACOBSON — Jacobson
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JACOBSON'S TURBINAL — noun see jacobson's cartilage
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JACOBSON'S NERVE — noun see tympanic nerve
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ORGAN OF JACOBSON — Usage: usually capitalized J : jacobson's organ
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JACOBSON'S NERVE — noun Usage: usually capitalized J Etymology: after L.L. Jacobson : tympanic nerve 1
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JACOBSON'S CARTILAGE — ˈjākəbs]ənz-, -kəps] noun or jacobson's turbinal Usage: usually capitalized J Etymology: after Ludvig L. Jacobson died 1843 Danish surgeon and …
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CARTILAGE OF JACOBSON — -ˈjākəbsən, -əps- Usage: usually capitalized J : jacobson's cartilage
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JACOBSON, DAN — born March 7, 1929, Johannesburg, S.Af. South African-born novelist and short-story writer. Jacobson was the son of eastern European Jewish …
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STEINBERG, SAUL — orig. Saul Jacobson born June 15, 1914, Râmnicu Sărat, Rom. died May 12, 1999, New York, N.Y., U.S. Romanian-born U.S. …
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VOMERONASAL — |vämərō+ adjective Etymology: vomero- + nasal : of or relating to the vomer and the nasal region and especially to …
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PHOTOGRAPHY, TECHNOLOGY OF — equipment, techniques, and processes used in the production of photographs. Figure 1: Sequence of negative-positive process, from the photographing of …
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YEAR IN REVIEW 2001: LITERATURE — Arabic Arab intellectuals were preoccupied in 2000 with globalization, and the dubious nature of that phenomenon was questioned in two …
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