pleurovisceral
Zoology
adjective
(In certain invertebrates, especially molluscs) designating a nerve cord connecting a pleural with a visceral ganglion; (also) designating a fused pleural and visceral ganglion, innervating the viscera and the lateral areas.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary.
- Keelung
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- Keemun
- keen
- Keene, Charles Samuel
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- keep
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- keep a check on
- keep a civil tongue in one's head
- keep an account of
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- keep a (or the) lid on
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- keep away (or keep someone away)
- keep a weather eye on
- keep back (or keep someone/thing back)
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