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caco·geu·sia (kak″o-gooґzhə) [caco- + Gr. geusis taste + -ia] a parageusia consisting of bad taste not related to the ingestion of specific substances, or associated with gustatory stimuli usually considered to be pleasant.Medical dictionary. 2011.
cacogeusia — f. patol. Alteración del sentido del gusto en la que el paciente detecta mal sabor a sustancias que no lo poseen. Medical Dictionary. 2011. cacogeusia … Diccionario médico
cacogeusia — The term cacogeusia comes from the Greek adjective kakos (bad, unpleasant) and the Latin noun gustum (taste). It translates as bad taste . It is used to denote a * gustatory hallucination or illusion presenting in the form of an unpleasant… … Dictionary of Hallucinations
Pine nut — Shelled European pine nuts (Pinus pinea) Shelled Korean pine nuts (Pinus koraiensis … Wikipedia
cacosmia — The term cacosmia comes from the Greek words kakos (bad, unpleasant) and osmè (smell, stink, fragrant, odour, scent, perfume). It translates as bad smell . The term cacosmia is used to denote an * olfactory hallucination or illusion presenting … Dictionary of Hallucinations
hallucinatory halitosis — Also designated as delusional halitosis and imaginary halitosis. All three terms are indebted to the Latin noun halitus (breath), and the word ending osis (disease, condition). The term hallucinatory halitosis is used to denote a perceived… … Dictionary of Hallucinations
heterogeusia — het·ero·geu·sia (het″ər o gooґzhə) [hetero + Gr. geusis taste + ia] any parageusia in which all gustatory stimuli are distorted in a similar way. Cf. cacogeusia … Medical dictionary
