Raise+blisters+on
21vesicant — ves•i•cant [[t]ˈvɛs ɪ kənt[/t]] adj. 1) pha producing a blister or blisters, as a medicinal substance 2) mil a chemical agent that causes burns and destruction of tissue • Etymology: 1655–65; < NL vēsīcant , s. of vēsīcāns, prp. of vēsīcāre to …
22blistering — I noun the formation of vesicles in or beneath the skin • Syn: ↑vesiculation, ↑vesication • Derivationally related forms: ↑vesicate (for: ↑vesication), ↑vesiculate …
23blister beetle — noun Date: 1816 a beetle (as the Spanish fly) used medicinally dried and powdered to raise blisters on the skin; broadly any of a family (Meloidae) of soft bodied beetles whose blood contains cantharidin …
24Святой Патрик — У этого термина существуют и другие значения, см. Сент Патрик. Патрик, Патрикий …
25Meloidae — Me·lo·i·dae (məloґĭ de) the blister beetles, a family of beetles whose dried bodies raise blisters when rubbed on human skin and are sometimes used as counterirritants. Genera include Epicauta and Lytta (which contain cantharidin),… …
26vesiculate — adj. blistered; covered with vesicles v. raise blisters; cause the formation of vesicles …
27vesiculated — adj. blistered; covered with vesicles v. raise blisters; cause the formation of vesicles …
28vesiculates — adj. blistered; covered with vesicles v. raise blisters; cause the formation of vesicles …
29vesiculating — adj. blistered; covered with vesicles v. raise blisters; cause the formation of vesicles …
30blister plaster — /ˈblɪstə ˌplastə/ (say blistuh .plahstuh) noun Medicine a plaster (often bearing blister beetles) applied to the skin to raise blisters …
