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Definition
Synonym
Xerostomie
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Mundtrockenheit
f
;
Xerostomie
f
med.
xerostomia; dry mouth; dry mouth syndrome; cotton mouth
Xerostomie
f
; Trockenheit der Mundschleimhaut
med.
xerostomia; dry mouth
Xerostomie
f
, Trockenheit der Mundschleimhaut
med.
xerostomia, dry mouth
Deutsche
Xerostomie Synonyme
Trockenheit
der
Mundschleimhaut
ÂXerostomie
(fachsprachlich)
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xerostomia; dry mouth; dry mouth syndrome; cotton mouth Synonyme
Xerostomie Definition
Bird's-mouth
(
n.
)
An
interior
angle
or
notch
cut
across
a
piece
of
timber,
for
the
reception
of
the
edge
of
another,
as
that
in
a
rafter
to
be
laid
on
a
plate
Cotton
(
n.
)
A
soft,
downy
substance,
resembling
fine
wool,
consisting
of
the
unicellular
twisted
hairs
which
grow
on
the
seeds
of
the
cotton
plant.
Long-staple
cotton
has
a
fiber
sometimes
almost
two
inches
long
Cotton
(
n.
)
The
cotton
plant.
See
Cotten
plant,
below.
Cotton
(
n.
)
Cloth
made
of
cotton.
Cotton
(
v.
i.)
To
rise
with
a
regular
nap,
as
cloth
does.
Cotton
(
v.
i.)
To
go
on
prosperously
Cotton
(
v.
i.)
To
unite
Cotton
(
v.
i.)
To
take
a
liking
to
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
opening
through
which
an
animal
receives
food
Mouth
(
n.
)
An
opening
affording
entrance
or
exit
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
opening
of
a
vessel
by
which
it
is
filled
or
emptied,
charged
or
discharged
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
opening
or
entrance
of
any
cavity,
as
a
cave,
pit,
well,
or
den.
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
opening
of
a
piece
of
ordnance,
through
which
it
is
discharged.
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
opening
through
which
the
waters
of
a
river
or
any
stream
are
discharged.
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
entrance
into
a
harbor.
Mouth
(
n.
)
The
crosspiece
of
a
bridle
bit,
which
enters
the
mouth
of
an
animal.
Mouth
(
n.
)
A
principal
speaker
Mouth
(
n.
)
Cry
Mouth
(
n.
)
Speech
Mouth
(
n.
)
A
wry
face
Mouth
(
v.
t.)
To
take
into
the
mouth
Mouth
(
v.
t.)
To
utter
with
a
voice
affectedly
big
or
swelling
Mouth
(
v.
t.)
To
form
or
cleanse
with
the
mouth
Mouth
(
v.
t.)
To
make
mouths
at.
Mouth
(
v.
i.)
To
speak
with
a
full,
round,
or
loud,
affected
voice
Mouth
(
v.
i.)
To
put
mouth
to
mouth
Mouth
(
v.
i.)
To
make
grimaces,
esp.
in
ridicule
or
contempt.
Mouth-footed
(
a.
)
Having
the
basal
joints
of
the
legs
converted
into
jaws.
Mouth-made
(
a.
)
Spoken
without
sincerity
Syndrome
(
n.
)
Concurrence.
Syndrome
(
n.
)
A
group
of
symptoms
occurring
together
that
are
characteristic
and
indicative
of
some
underlying
cause,
such
as
a
disease.
xerostomia; dry mouth; dry mouth syndrome; cotton mouth Bedeutung
cardiopulmonary
resuscitation
CPR
cardiac
resuscitation
mouth-to-mouth
resuscitation
kiss
of
life
an
emergency
procedure
consisting
of
external
cardiac
massage
and
artificial
respiration,
the
first
treatment
for
a
person
who
has
collapsed
and
has
no
pulse
and
has
stopped
breathing,
attempts
to
restore
circulation
of
the
blood
and
prevent
death
or
brain
damage
due
to
lack
of
oxygen
cotton
stainer
a
true
bug:
bug
that
damages
and
stains
the
lint
of
developing
cotton
cotton
strain
feeds
primarily
on
cotton
corn
earworm
cotton
bollworm
tomato
fruitworm
tobacco
budworm
vetchworm
Heliothis
zia
larva
of
a
noctuid
moth,
highly
destructive
to
especially
corn
and
cotton
and
tomato
crops
cotton
mouse
Peromyscus
gossypinus
large
dark
mouse
of
southeastern
United
States
cotton
rat
Sigmodon
hispidus
destructive
long-haired
burrowing
rat
of
southern
North
America
and
Central
America
cotton
fabric
woven
from
cotton
fibers
cotton
thread
made
of
cotton
fibers
cotton
flannel
Canton
flannel
a
stout
cotton
fabric
with
nap
on
only
one
side
cotton
gin
gin
a
machine
that
separates
the
seeds
from
raw
cotton
fibers
cotton
mill
a
textile
mill
for
making
cotton
textiles
harmonica
mouth
organ
harp
mouth
harp
a
small
rectangular
freeeed
instrument
having
a
row
of
free
reeds
set
back
in
air
holes
and
played
by
blowing
into
the
desired
hole
jew's
harp
jews'
harp
mouth
bow
a
small
lyre-shaped
musical
instrument
that
is
placed
between
the
teeth
and
played
by
twanging
a
wire
tongue
while
changing
the
shape
of
the
mouth
cavity
mouth
the
opening
of
a
jar
or
bottle,
the
jar
had
a
wide
mouth
mouth
hole
a
hole
(as
in
a
ski
mask)
for
the
mouth
mouth
the
externally
visible
part
of
the
oral
cavity
on
the
face
and
the
system
of
organs
surrounding
the
opening,
she
wiped
lipstick
from
her
mouth
mouth
oral
cavity
oral
fissure
rima
oris
the
opening
through
which
food
is
taken
in
and
vocalizations
emerge,
he
stuffed
his
mouth
with
candy
palate
roof
of
the
mouth
the
upper
surface
of
the
mouth
that
separates
the
oral
and
nasal
cavities
syndrome
a
complex
of
concurrent
things,
every
word
has
a
syndrome
of
meanings
sass
sassing
backtalk
back
talk
lip
mouth
an
impudent
or
insolent
rejoinder,
don't
give
me
any
of
your
sass
grapevine
pipeline
word
of
mouth
gossip
spread
by
spoken
communication,
the
news
of
their
affair
was
spread
by
word
of
mouth
cotton
candy
spun
sugar
candyfloss
a
candy
made
by
spinning
sugar
that
has
been
boiled
to
a
high
temperature
mouth
the
point
where
a
stream
issues
into
a
larger
body
of
water,
New
York
is
at
the
mouth
of
the
Hudson
mouth
an
opening
that
resembles
a
mouth
(as
of
a
cave
or
a
gorge),
he
rode
into
the
mouth
of
the
canyon,
they
built
a
fire
at
the
mouth
of
the
cave
mouth
a
person
conceived
as
a
consumer
of
food,
he
has
four
mouths
to
feed
mouthpiece
mouth
a
spokesperson
(as
a
lawyer)
groundsel
tree
groundsel
bush
consumption
weed
cotton-seed
tree
Baccharis
halimifolia
a
shrub
of
salt
marshes
of
eastern
and
south
central
North
America
and
West
Indies,
fruit
is
surrounded
with
white
plumelike
hairy
tufts
cotton
rose
cudweed
filago
any
plant
of
the
genus
Filago
having
capitate
clusters
of
small
woolly
flower
heads
cotton
thistle
woolly
thistle
Scotch
thistle
Onopordum
acanthium
Onopordon
acanthium
biennial
Eurasian
white
hairy
thistle
having
pale
purple
flowers,
naturalized
in
North
America
lavender
cotton
Santolina
chamaecyparissus
branching
aromatic
Mediterranean
shrub
with
woolly
stems
and
leaves
and
yellow
flowers
bog
rose
wild
pink
dragon's
mouth
Arethusa
bulbosa
a
bog
orchid
with
usually
a
solitary
fragrant
magenta
pink
blossom
with
a
wide
gaping
corolla,
Canada
green
adder's
mouth
Malaxis-unifolia
Malaxis
ophioglossoides
North
American
orchid
having
a
solitary
leaf
and
flowers
with
threadlike
petals
cotton
grass
cotton
rush
any
sedge
of
the
genus
Eriophorum,
north
temperate
bog
plants
with
tufted
spikes
common
cotton
grass
Eriophorum
angustifolium
having
densely
tufted
white
cottony
or
downlike
glumes
cotton
cotton
plant
erect
bushy
mallow
plant
or
small
tree
bearing
bolls
containing
seeds
with
many
long
hairy
fibers
tree
cotton
Gossypium
arboreum
East
Indian
shrub
cultivated
especially
for
ornament
for
its
pale
yellow
to
deep
purple
blossoms
sea
island
cotton
tree
cotton
Gossypium
barbadense
small
bushy
tree
grown
on
islands
of
the
Caribbean
and
off
the
Atlantic
coast
of
the
southern
United
States,
yields
cotton
with
unusually
long
silky
fibers
Levant
cotton
Gossypium
herbaceum
Old
World
annual
having
heart-shaped
leaves
and
large
seeds
with
short
greyish
lint
removed
with
difficulty,
considered
an
ancestor
of
modern
short-staple
cottons
upland
cotton
Gossypium
hirsutum
native
tropical
American
plant
now
cultivated
in
the
United
States
yielding
short-staple
cotton
Peruvian
cotton
Gossypium
peruvianum
cotton
with
long
rough
hairy
fibers
Egyptian
cotton
fine
somewhat
brownish
long-staple
cotton
grown
in
Egypt,
believed
to
be
derived
from
sea
island
cotton
or
by
hybridization
with
Peruvian
cotton
wild
cotton
Arizona
wild
cotton
Gossypium
thurberi
shrub
of
southern
Arizona
and
Mexico
cotton
rose
Confederate
rose
Confederate
rose
mallow
Hibiscus
mutabilis
Chinese
shrub
or
small
tree
having
white
or
pink
flowers
becoming
deep
red
at
night,
widely
cultivated,
naturalized
in
southeastern
United
States
New
Zealand
cotton
a
fiber
from
the
bast
of
New
Zealand
ribbon
trees
that
resembles
cotton
fiber
acute
brain
disorder
acute
organic
brain
syndrome
any
disorder
(as
sudden
confusion
or
disorientation)
in
an
otherwise
normal
person
that
is
due
to
reversible
(temporary)
impairment
of
brain
tissues
(as
by
head
injuries
or
drugs
or
infection)
adult
respiratory
distress
syndrome
ARDS
wet
lung
white
lung
acute
lung
injury
characterized
by
coughing
and
rales,
inflammation
of
the
lungs
which
become
stiff
and
fibrous
and
cannot
exchange
oxygen,
occurs
among
persons
exposed
to
irritants
such
as
corrosive
chemical
vapors
or
ammonia
or
chlorine
etc.
attention
deficit
disorder
ADD
attention
deficit
hyperactivity
disorder
ADHD
hyperkinetic
syndrome
minimal
brain
dysfunction
minimal
brain
damage
MBD
a
condition
(mostly
in
boys)
characterized
by
behavioral
and
learning
disorders
bulimarexia
binge-purge
syndrome
binge-vomit
syndrome
bulima
nervosa
a
disorder
of
eating
in
which
the
person
alternates
between
strong
craving
for
food
and
aversion
to
food,
characterized
by
excessive
eating
followed
by
periods
of
fasting
or
self-induced
vomiting
bulimia
binge-eating
syndrome
a
disorder
of
eating
seen
among
young
women
who
go
on
eating
binges
and
then
feel
guilt
and
depression
and
selfondemnation
carpal
tunnel
syndrome
a
painful
disorder
caused
by
compression
of
a
nerve
in
the
carpal
tunnel,
characterized
by
discomfort
and
weakness
in
the
hands
and
fingers
and
by
sensations
of
tingling,
burning
or
numbness
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