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ataxy
ataxy (əˈtæksɪ, ˈætæksɪ) Also 7 ataxie; in sense 2 often as L. ataxia. [ad. Gr. ἀταξία, f. ἀ priv. + τάξις arrangement, order, f. τάσσ-ειν to arrange.] † 1. Want of order or discipline; irregularity, confusion, disorderliness. Obs. in gen. sense.1615 Byfield On Coloss. ii. 10 (1869) 205/2 There is [... Oxford English Dictionary
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1935 UK & Ireland Greyhound Racing Year
Ataxy had timed his runs too late for the Derby but was installed as hot favourite for the forthcoming Cesarewitch. Unfortunately in the final Ataxy found considerable trouble and came home fourth. wikipedia.org
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ataxic
ataxic, a. (əˈtæksɪk) [mod. f. next; cf. F. ataxique, and see -ic. Not on Gr. analogies.] Characterized by ataxy, esp. in Path. by disturbance of the natural animal functions; irregular. ataxic fever: malignant typhus fever.1853 in Mayne Exp. Lex. 1877 Erichsen Surg. (ed. 7) 295 An ataxic state of t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Julius Althaus
On epilepsy, hysteria and ataxy; three lectures, 1866. Diseases of the nervous system, their prevalence and pathology, 1877. On sclerosis of the spinal cord: including locomotor ataxy, spastic spinal paralysis, and other system-diseases of the spinal cord: their pathology, symptoms wikipedia.org
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-taxy
-taxy comb. element, ad. Gr. -ταξια, f. τάξις arrangement, order; as in ataxy, phyllotaxy. Oxford English Dictionary
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1936 English Greyhound Derby
The second round saw a re-match between Ataxy and Fine Jubilee which resulted in a good win for Fine Jubilee at 9-4 in a time of 29.47. Ataxy claimed second place but finished with an injured toe. wikipedia.org
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miotaxy
▪ I. miosis Path. (maɪˈəʊsɪs) Also myosis. [f. Gr. µύ-ειν to shut the eyes + -osis.] Contraction of the pupil of the eye.1819 Pantologia. 1875 H. Walton Dis. Eye xxxiii. (ed. 3) 935 Myosis occurs in progressive locomotor ataxy. 1890 Billings Med. Dict. II. 160/2 Miosis (G[erman]), myosis. 1892 A. Du... Oxford English Dictionary
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1936 UK & Ireland Greyhound Racing Year
The fawn dog then finished second in the St Leger final, which was won by his kennelmate Ataxy in a national record time of 40.39 for 700 yards. The final however resulted in the same result when Ataxy won his second classic of the year, Shove Halfpenny failed to record a time after encountering wikipedia.org
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unfixed
unˈfixed, ppl. a. [un-1 8.] 1. Not fixed in a definite place or position; unfastened, loose, free.1598 Sylvester Du Bartas ii. ii. iv. Columnes 131 The Criticall and double-sexed Seven, The Number of th' unfixed Fires of Heav'n. 1660 Jer. Taylor Ductor i. iii. rule i. §5 It is like a fire-stick, whi... Oxford English Dictionary
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1935 English Greyhound Derby
Ataxy had never run at White City before and recorded a fast 29.93. Brilliant Bob progressed but both Kumm On Steve and Ataxy failed to progress. wikipedia.org
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nephralgia
‖ nephralgia Path. (nɛˈfrældʒɪə) [mod.L., f. Gr. νεϕρ-ός kidney + -αλγία, f. ἄλγος pain.] Pain in, or neuralgia of, the kidneys.1800 Med. Jrnl. III. 109 Nephralgia. 1874 Van Buren & Keyes Dis. Genit. Org. 353 The main causes of nephralgia are very acid urine, kidney-stone [etc.]. 1897 Allbutt's Syst... Oxford English Dictionary
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Dennis Embleton
of a case of death from hydrate of chloral 1870 A case of hemiplegia and partial aphasia 1871 Sequel of a case of epilepsy 1871 A case of locomotor ataxy wikipedia.org
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locomotor
locomotor, n. and a. (ˈləʊkəməʊtə(r)) [f. L. locō (see locomotive) + mōtor, agent-n. f. movēre to move: see motor. Cf. F. locomoteur, whence the adjective use B. is adopted.] A. n. One who or something which has locomotive power.1822 Lamb Elia Ser. i. Dist. Corresp., They [kangaroos] would show as f... Oxford English Dictionary
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Nellie Farren
According to Hollingshead, Farren developed a "spinal complaint, which troubled her in her early Gaiety career [and] developed into locomotor ataxy" later wikipedia.org
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myelitis
myelitis Path. (maɪəˈlaɪtɪs) [mod.L., f. myel-on + -itis.] Inflammation of the spinal cord.1835 R. B. Todd in Cycl. Pract. Med. IV. 640/2 Inflammation of the spinal marrow called by Harles and Ollivièr myelitis. 1887 Brit. Med. Jrnl. 26 Mar. 680/1 Sections of the cord from a case of acute central my... Oxford English Dictionary
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