venereal
vəˈnɪriəl-
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venereal
of or relating to the external sex organs "genital herpes","venereal disease"
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Venereal
Adapted to excite venereal desire; aphrodisiac. -
Venereal
(Med) Adapted to the cure of venereal diseases; as, venereal medicines. -
Venereal
Consisting of, or pertaining to, copper, formerly called by chemists Venus. -
Venereal
(Med) The venereal disease; syphilis.
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venereal
Of or pertaining to venery, or sexual intercourse: as, venereal desire. -
venereal
Arising from or connected with sexual intercourse: as, venereal disease; venereal virus or poison. -
venereal
Adapted to the cure of venereal diseases: as, venereal medicines. -
venereal
Fitted to excite venereal desire; aphrodisiac. -
venereal
Of or pertaining to copper, which was formerly called by chemists Venus.
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Venereal
vē-nē′rē-al pertaining to or arising from sexual intercourse: exciting desire for sexual intercourse: curing venereal diseases
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary L. venereus, venerius, fr. Venus, Veneris, Venus, the goddess of love. See Venerate
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary L. venereus—Venus, Venĕris, the goddess of love; conn. with L. venerāri.
Danielle Masseria sits at the venerable piano many people identify with Bayshore Coffee. naplesnews.com
Demonstrators outside Bowling Green State University's Popular Culture House show their support for the venerable structure, which the university plans to demolish. toledoblade.com
When the venerable Admiral Benbow Inn finally gave up the ghost a few years ago, its passing was attended by fans, pirates, even the mayor. seattleweekly.com
Thane Ritchie, founder and CEO of Ritchie Capital Management, LLC—headquartered in Wheaton, where he also lives—is trying to buy the venerable but money-losing Newsweek magazine. chicagomag.com
Two venerable hotels, where JFK and Brando stayed, are full of style (and Beanie Babies). online.wsj.com
Honda's bread-and-butter car, the venerable Accord, returns for 2011 with a few changes, including "freshened" exteriors, improved fuel economy and some other tweaks designed to keep this vehicle's faithful fans happy. blog.seattlepi.com
The New York Times reports today on its front page of a course offered at New York University by that venerable institution's President, Dr John Sexton. commonwealmagazine.org
That was the situation a quarter-century ago in Seattle, nominally the year our venerable Landmark/Seven Gables theater chain was founded. seattleweekly.com
Steve Edwards, the venerable host of WBEZ's Afternoon Shift, is taking his considerable talent to the world of public policy and politics. bez.org
Medicare, the venerable health care program for the elderly, is under attack again. nytimes.com
Hans Vang 's modifications to the venerable Remington 870 police gun yield a more accurate and easier to shoot patrol weapon. policemag.com
Republicans venerate war wimps like Bush-Cheney, but Murphy is 'spoiled brat?'. tcpalm.com
The sun will come out "Tomorrow" at two area theaters this week, as both Blue Water Theatre Company and Minnetonka Theatre present the venerable musical classic. eeklynews.com
Venereal diseases, especially in young people, appear to be increasingly on the rise. planetjh.com
You can watch professionally trained bodies bending, leaping, and twirling every which way at the venerable Pacific Northwest Ballet. sunset.com
Hill and Scott’s (2009) informative commentary raises the venerable contrast between model-free and model-based estimators, to which we offer four points.
Rejoinder: Matched Pairs and the Future of Cluster-Randomized Experiments
The venerable tradition of trying to express scientific theories in terms of logic and set theory, as is evident in Quine [Quine, 1975] among others, is rather remote from the language of contemporary physics [Ladyman et al., 2007].
Empirical Equivalence, Artificial Gauge Freedom and a Generalized Kretschmann Objection
Here we present an analysis of the apsidal motion of V578 Mon using the state-of-the-art EB modeling software phoebe (Prˇsa & Zwitter 2005), which updates and extends the venerable Wilson-Devinney code (Wilson & Devinney 1971; Wilson 1979).
Apsidal Motion of the Massive, Benchmark Eclipsing Binary V578 Mon
A venerable principle holds that the Fourier transform of a measure is “small” in a meaningful sense when linear structure is absent, in certain circumstances.
On random multilinear operator inequalities
Indeed, the venerable Astrophysical Journal (ApJ) itself is sometimes described as having been born in order to communicate the new scientific insights that were forming in the wake of the invention of spectroscopy (Osterbrock 1995).
Fully Digital: Policy and Process Implications for the AAS
The two ecclesiastics, both venerable men, were given seats. "1492" by
Our venerable pastor would take nothing for himself. "The Case of The Pool of Blood in the Pastor's Study" by
We rightly venerate you as our boss. "Zuleika Dobson" by
The dead are venerable, but no longer of interest. "The Ninth Vibration And Other Stories" by
The chief magistrate was a venerable-looking man, with white hair and beard and a face of great sagacity. "Erewhon" by
They looked at the venerable turgotine, and easily recognized it. "The Chouans" by
There it stood in the venerable majesty of more than two hundred years. "Grandfather's Chair" by
Now we cannot doubt that the venerable Mael has observed these conditions. "Penguin Island" by
Unless I heard it from you, a man I venerate, I could not believe it. "Rise and Fall of Cesar Birotteau" by
The works of those who have stood the test of ages have a claim to that respect and veneration to which no modern can pretend. "Seven Discourses on Art" by
Without reproach or fear,
A quiet venerable duck
With fifty pounds a year.
not what’s venerable and high!
Only show their outer glory
to a dull indifferent eye.
Cool meditation's quiet seat,
The generous scorn of venal power,
The silent grandeur of retreat.
If zeal for God, and love for human kind,
If all the charities which life endear,
May claim affection, or demand a tear,
Then, o'er Penrose's venerable urn
Domestic love may weep, and friendship mourn.
From the perfection of the Christian one.
Respect is due to any that contains,
The venerable, though but faint remains.
Of ancient rule, which had not, in its view
The letter only, but the spirit too.
In yonder porch? Beneath the weight of years,
And crush of sorrow to the earth he bends.
He wrings his hands; casts a wild look to heaven,
And rends his hoary locks. He comes this way.
Heavens, it is Albemarle!—