Synonym: bleb, bulla, scald, vesicate, whip. Similar words: blistered, blistering, listen, glisten, enlisted, listener, listen to, glistening. Meaning: ['blɪstə] n. (pathology) an elevation of the skin filled with serous fluid. v. 1. get blistered 2. subject to harsh criticism 3. cause blisters to from on.
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61, A small blister or vesicle, especially one of multiple blisters caused by a mild burn.
62, The blister pack 10 is distinguished by a fixing tab 22 which is mounted on the base field 14 for the purpose of fixing at least one blister 36 that is to be packaged in the blister pack 10.
63, Pathology A blister , pustule, or cyst filled with fluid or air; a vesicle.
64, Both thermoforming and cold- forming of foil are routinely done on this new and highly versatile blister -pack line at contract packager Brecon Pharmaceuticals in Wales.
65, Microscope " hematic blister " , discover its are a crinkly limbs, devour tympanic tick.
66, Armand pine blister rust caused by Cronartium ribicola J. C.
67, The commercial-scale test shows that the oxygen-enriched air blowing has opened up a new way to higher output of blister copper under the existing conditions.
68, The blister rust of Pinus massoniana is an important disease in Sichuan Province.
69, At puberty ovulatory follicles develop, and as each follicle enlarges, it appears as a large blister on the surface of the ovary, which is easily detected by rectal palpation.
70, Expression of ringworm of the body is erythema papula, blister, show cricoid or coin shape.
71, The medication monitor records the opening of the blister pack along with the time it was opened.
72, Aluminum foil in pharmaceutical packaging is used primarily for blister packaging.
73, Does urine blister grow on infantile back of hand, instep?
74, The seabirds mewled and swooped, unnerved, it seemed, by the spectacle of that vast bowl of water bulging like a blister, lead-blue and malignantly agleam .
75, A number of insects, including blister beetles, stonefly larvae and bushhoppers behave in similar way when attacked.
76, Also, because thrum blister easily, so must use palm meticulous ground flat.
77, The manchineel (Hippomane mancinella) of the Florida Everglades possesses a sap that can blister human skin and blind you.
78, He is not used to manual work and his hands blister easily.
79, Causes the NGU pathogen mainly for the blister mantle bacteria reconciliation urine mycoplasma.
80, Check right side to see one blood blister, take appearance of house most tympanic membrane,[www.Sentencedict.com] bilateral audition experiments the gender is spent in showingSenileSexual deaf.
81, I got a huge blister on my foot and I couldn't run any farther.
82, He pricks the blister on his heel with a sterilize needle.
83, The lowerspecificpressure and delay pressurized in time during casting process were responsible for surface blister and cold shut of motor cycle wheel in squeezing casting.
84, Now in our country 50% medicine is blister packing troche and capsule preparation. Annual demand of plastics plate negative is 50,000 tons.
85, Our company may allocate the special installation for the manufacture of the inner wall spiral coil and core ply blister tube set according to the client's requirements.
86, A blood blister forms under the toenail and the nail eventually falls off.
87, Its histopathology is characterized by subepidermal blister and the deposition of immunoglobulin in direct immunofluorescence(DIF).
88, We specialize in anti-static sheet and vacuum forming blister manufacturing.
89, Rick looked through the blister, down at Tirol and the expanding ball of gas that had been the Pursuer, and the far-off spacecraft that had been parts of the Sentinels' battlewagon .
90, I have a blister on my heel because my shoe is too tight.
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