lymphatismn.
/ˈlɪmfətɪz(ə)m/ Pathology.
(See quot. 1878.)
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1878 R. D. Hoblyn Dict. Terms Med. & Collateral Sci. (ed. 10) Lymphatism, a term recently associated with scrofula, from the idea that scrofula is the highest expression of the lymphatic temperament.
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n.1878- to settle in life
- to settle in the world
- to settle on or upon the lees
- to settle one's estate, one's affairs
- to settle one's rest
- to settle out
- to take the gloves off
- to take the good with the bad
- to take the gown
- to take the ground
- to take the habit
- to take the head
- to take the high hand
- to take the high road
- to take the highway
- to take the horse
- to take the initiative
- to take the king'queen's shilling
- to take the king's shilling
- to take the knee
- to take the knock
- to take the law into one's own fists
- to take the law into one's own hands
- to take the lead
- to take the liberty