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Results for: act of cutting or scratching the skin; cuts, scratches; act of criticizing harshly; act of breaking, act of crumblingTranslations: 130 / 786
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(Geometry) truncated cone or pyramid; part of a solid that is cut parallel, parallel-cutting part of solidfrustum
(Inuit) edible whale skinmuktuk
(Medicine) dissolution of red blood cells, breaking down of red blood cells (also haemolysis), destruction of blood cellshemolysis
(Medicine) dissolution of red blood cells, breaking down of red blood cells (also hemolysis)haemolysis
(Medicine) growth on the skin or mucous membrane (type of wart), benign skin tumorpapilloma
(Medicine) pertaining to itchy inflamed skin, of prurigo (type of skin disorder)pruriginous
(Medicine) using a trephine, using a small circular saw for cutting circular discs of bonetrephination
(Pathology) viral disease in adults which is characterized by a painful skin rash (caused by the same virus which causes chicken pox), herpes zoster, viral skin diseaseshingles
(Pharmacology) antibiotic substance used to treat infections (especially eye and skin infections), antibiotic for treating bacterial infectionsneomycin
(Sports) one who scores a point or goal; one who keeps track of the score of a game, cutting device, scorekeeper, somebody scoring point, somebody scoring points in an examscorer
(W) bright-gray rare metallic element having a high melting point and used in alloys of metal(Chemistry); element found in electric lamp filaments and high-speed cutting tools, `:Wtungsten
10 dollars, sawhorse, ten-dollar bill; sawhorse, four-legged support used to hold wood while cuttingsawbuck
a climb over something, a scratching at something, a scribbling, a search with fingers, a struggle to get somethingscrabble
A technicality in some legislation that makes it possible to avoid certain consequences or circumvent a rule without breaking the law, such as in the use of a tax shelter.Loophole
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