Strumat′ic, Stru′mous, having scrofula: scrofulous-also Strumōse′ Strumif′erous, bearing strumæ or swellings Stru′miform, having the form of a struma.- ns.
to play on (as a musical instrument) in a coarse, noisy manner:- pr.p. one of a class of immortals in Gulliver's Travels, born with a special mark in the forehead, kept by the public after eighty. Strugg′ler, one who struggles, strives, or contends. a violent effort with contortions of the body: great labour: agony.- n. to make great efforts with contortions of the body: to make great exertions: to contend: to labour in pain: to be in agony or distress.- n. Struc′turely, in structure, by construction.- n. Struc′tured, having a certain structure Struc′tureless.- adv. Struc′tūrally, in a structural manner.- adjs. one of large size: arrangement of parts or of particles in a substance: manner of organisation: an organic form.- adj. manner of building: construction: a building, esp. ( Bacon) to strut, to cause to project or swell out. ( bot.) an aril-like appendage growing from the raphe in the fruits of Viola, &c.- adjs. in the ancient drama, the song sung by the chorus while dancing towards one side of the orchestra, to which its reverse, the antistrophe, answers.- adj. hispidus yielding an extremely poisonous bitter principle, Strophan′thin, whose medicinal action is very similar to that of Digitalis. a genus of tropical African and Asiatic plants of order Apocynaceæ, often climbers, the seeds of several species in Africa yielding arrow-poison, those of S. a strip of leather, or of wood covered with leather, &c., for sharpening razors.- v.t. Stron′tia, the oxide of strontium-also Stron′tian Stron′tianite, carbonate of strontia. a yellowish, ductile, malleable metal somewhat harder than lead, existing as a carbonate in the mineral Strontianite (first found in 1790 near Strontian in Argyllshire), and as a sulphate in the mineral known as Celestine.- ns.
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