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Characteristic of or resembling achilles; specifically invulnerable, invincible.

A eurasian and north african plant of a genus that includes the yarrow, typically having heads of small white or yellow flowers and fernlike leaves.

A hero of the trojan war, son of peleus and thetis. during his infancy his mother plunged him in the styx, thus making his body invulnerable except for the heel by which she held him. during the trojan war achilles killed hector but was later wounded in the heel by an arrow shot by paris and died.

A small problem or weakness in a person or system that can result in failure

A weakness or vulnerable point.

A seemingly small but actual mortal weakness

A weakness or vulnerable point.

In predicative use: that is chiming or ringing.

A central american plant with tubular or trumpet-shaped flowers.

A member of a people living in northern sumatra.

Relating to the achinese or their language.

Having an ache in a part of one's body.

Suffer from a continuous dull pain.

In a way that arouses or expresses intense sorrow or longing.

Another term for annatto.

Another term for annatto.

A knee-length coat buttoned in front, worn by men from south asia.

Of a mollusc: lacking a mantle. opposed to "chlamydate".

Originally: †(in the system of a. p. de candolle): belonging to the former group achlamydeae, comprising plants having flowers without a calyx or corolla, including willow, euphorbia, etc. (obsolete). later: (more generally) lacking a perianth.

Absence of hydrochloric acid in the gastric secretions.

Lacking hydrochloric acid; affected by or associated with achlorhydria.

Lacking chlorophyll.

Absent or reduced secretion of bile. in early use also: any of several diseases (supposedly) characterized by this, especially cholera and coeliac disease (now disused).

Absent or reduced secretion of bile. in early use also: any of several diseases (supposedly) characterized by this, especially cholera and coeliac disease (now disused).

Characterized by or affected with acholia; (of faeces) containing no bile.

Absence of bile pigments in the urine in certain types of jaundice, especially that associated with chronic haemolytic anaemias. in early use also: a disorder giving rise to this, specifically hereditary spherocytosis (now historical).

Of types of jaundice: characterized by acholuria.

A member of any of the nine bands of a north american indian people living along the pit river in northern california.

Of, relating to, or designating the achumawi or their language.

A stony meteorite containing no small mineral granules (chondrules).