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Definition of erethismic from the online medical dictionary hosted by mondofacto.
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(01 Mar 1998) ... eremean, eremitical, eremophilia, eremophobia < Prev | Next > erethismic, erethistic shock, ereuthophobia ... Go and visit our forums...
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er·e·thism ( r -th z m). n. Abnormal irritability or sensitivity of an organ or body part to stimulation. erethism,. n any atypical irritation or ...
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Action of erethismic and Japanese angelica peony root powder for the stress of the E1 mouse. ( Ministry of Health and Welfare S ). ...
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Erethismic input from the cerebral cortex through nucleus subthalamicus to pale globe. ( Ministry of Health and Welfare S ). ...
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Filed under Spicy Food | Comments (22) ... People like myself who love spicy food may love it in part because it releases endorphins in the body. When capsaicin, the element of chili peppers that cause the "spicy" sensation, comes into contact with the tongue, the body is tricked into believing that it is ... This explains why,
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... eremitisms; eremuri; eremurus; erenow; erepsin; erepsins; eres; erethic; erethism; erethismic; erethisms; erethistic; erethitic; erewhile; erewhiles ...
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abnormal physical sensitivity: excessive sensitivity of a body part to stimuli ( technical ) ; ... Also on Encarta ... • Important Notice: MSN Encarta to be discontinued. Learn more.
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an unusual or excessive degree of irritability or stimulation in an organ or tissue. Origin: 1790–1800; < F éréthisme < Gk erethismós irritation, ...
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