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Designating types or stages of leukaemias and related diseases in which the leucocyte count in the blood is not elevated; especially in "aleukaemic leukaemia".

Designating types or stages of leukaemias and related diseases in which the leucocyte count in the blood is not elevated; especially in "aleukaemic leukaemia".

Any of various forms of divination using meal, flour, cakes, etc., especially as practised by the ancient greeks.

Protein stored as granules in the cells of plant seeds.

Protein stored as granules in the cells of plant seeds.

Of or containing aleurone; especially designating the aleurone-rich layer around the endosperm of the seed of a cereal or other grass.

A member of a people inhabiting the aleutian islands, other islands in the bering sea, and parts of western alaska.

Relating to the aleuts or their language.

A chain of volcanic islands in us and russian possession, extending south-west from the alaska peninsula.

A newly spawned salmon or trout still carrying the yolk.

A newly spawned salmon or trout still carrying the yolk.

A north-western atlantic fish of the herring family that swims up rivers to spawn and is found also in the great lakes.

A north-western atlantic fish of the herring family that swims up rivers to spawn and is found also in the great lakes.

(356–323 bc), king of macedon 336–323, son of philip ii; known as alexander the great. he conquered persia, egypt, syria, mesopotamia, bactria, and the punjab; in egypt he founded the city of alexandria.

A way of moving or holding your body so the muscles and mind are as relaxed as possible, and that is taught, for example, in order to reduce pain or improve performance in sport

A european plant of the parsley family with yellowish flowers, formerly eaten as a salad vegetable.

= alexandra fly .

The chief port of egypt; population 4,084,700 (est. 2006). alexandria was a major centre of hellenistic culture and was renowned for its extensive library (burned down in the 3rd century ad).

A large city in the northern part of egypt

Relating to alexandria in egypt.

A form or idiom characteristic of or restricted to the variety of greek used in ancient alexandria.

(of a line of verse) having six iambic feet.

An alexandrine line.

An alexandrine line.

(of a line of verse) having six iambic feet.

A gem variety of chrysoberyl which appears green in daylight and red in artificial light.

Inability to recognize or read written words or letters, typically as a result of brain damage.

Chiefly in plural. a member of a roman catholic lay congregation having st alexius as its patron, which was founded in flanders in the 14th century and devotes itself to caring for the sick.

Of, belonging to, or designating this congregation.

Of, relating to, or affected with alexia.

A serum protein with bactericidal properties; specifically = "complement".