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Coldness, chilliness; specifically coldness of the skin or body, especially in an individual suffering from shock, as in the late stages of untreated cholera, septicaemia, etc.

The capital of algeria and one of the leading mediterranean ports of north africa; population 2,203,700 (est. 2009).

The capital city of algeria, in the northern part of the country

That makes cold; cooling, chilling; (in later use specifically) designating some north-facing talus slopes which have a chilling effect on the microclimate of the area around their foot.

A mixture of alginic acid and its salts, occurring as a viscous gum in the cell walls of brown algae (seaweed) and certain bacteria; a commercially extracted form of this, used in various manufacturing processes.

A salt of alginic acid.

A salt of alginic acid.

A mixture of alginic acid and its salts, occurring as a viscous gum in the cell walls of brown algae (seaweed) and certain bacteria; a commercially extracted form of this, used in various manufacturing processes.

A mixture of alginic acid and its salts, occurring as a viscous gum in the cell walls of brown algae (seaweed) and certain bacteria; a commercially extracted form of this, used in various manufacturing processes.

Of an organism: feeding on algae.

A grey mineral of metallic appearance, consisting of copper arsenide.

Algal.

An early high-level computer programming language devised to carry out scientific calculations.

A variable star in the constellation perseus, regarded as the prototype of eclipsing binary stars.

Desire for sexual gratification through inflicting pain on oneself or others; sadomasochism.

The study of algae.

Any of various instruments used to measure responses to painful stimuli and sensitivity to pain. compare algesimeter , algesiometer .

= algesimetric .

The measurement of responses to painful stimuli and sensitivity to pain, especially by the use of an algometer.

Denoting or relating to a large family of north american languages formerly spoken across a vast area from the atlantic seaboard to the great lakes and the great plains, and including ojibwa, cree, blackfoot, cheyenne, and delaware. many words in english have been adopted from these languages, e.g. moccasin, moose, and toboggan.

The algonquian family of languages.

Denoting or relating to a large family of north american languages formerly spoken across a vast area from the atlantic seaboard to the great lakes and the great plains, and including ojibwa, cree, blackfoot, cheyenne, and delaware. many words in english have been adopted from these languages, e.g. moccasin, moose, and toboggan.

The algonquian family of languages.

The algonquian family of languages.

Denoting or relating to a large family of north american languages formerly spoken across a vast area from the atlantic seaboard to the great lakes and the great plains, and including ojibwa, cree, blackfoot, cheyenne, and delaware. many words in english have been adopted from these languages, e.g. moccasin, moose, and toboggan.

A member of an indigenous people living in canada along the ottawa river and its tributaries and westward to the north of lake superior.

Relating to the algonquin or their language.

A member of an indigenous people living in canada along the ottawa river and its tributaries and westward to the north of lake superior.

Relating to the algonquin or their language.

Excessive or unreasonable fear of pain.

Relating to or involving algorism or the use of arabic numerals. also: relating to or involving algorithms or rules of mathematical or logical procedure.

A person skilled in the use of arabic numerals in arithmetic. chiefly historical.