... alvjne evacuations when costive are hard, dry, and adust, of a dark brown or dull olive or ... crete tenacious state ; more frequently they are scanty, adust, and hard, in small knots of a dark ...

... a heat as will not make the body adust or fragile. Bacon. Which with torrid heat, And vapours, as the Libyan air, adust, Began to parch that temperate clime. Par. Lost. ...

... melancholia, the atra bilis, and a certain inexplicable adust state of hu- mours, are said to be ...

... fool's cap. Addison. To meagre muse-rid mope, adust and thin, In a dun night-gown of ... Torrid heat, And vapours as the Lybyan air adust, Began to parch that temperate clime. Milton. I' ...

... exalts the bile, and renders the whole humors adust and thick. Hence proceed bilious and inflam- matory ... vomits when the liver was before unsound, an adust or atrabilarian state of the blood, anything that ...

... the adult age. ADULTERATIO, Falsification. ADURION, Rhus coriaria. ADUST, Adus'tus, from adu'rere, (ad and urere,) ' ... blood and fluids were formerly said to be adust, when there was much heat in the constitution ...

... exalts the bile, and renders the whole humours adust and thick. Hence proceed bilious and inflammatory fevers, ... vomits when the liver was before unsound, an adust or atrabiliarian state of the blood, any thing ...

... exalts the bile, and renders the whole humours adust and thick. Hence proceed bilious and inflammatory levers, ... vomits when the liver Avas before unsound, an adust or atrabiliarian state of the blood, any thing ...