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mal de mer

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mal de mer (ml d mâr)
n.

mal de mer.
See kinesia.

mal [mal] (Fr. and Sp.)
mal de Meleda symmetrical keratosis of the palms and soles associated with a dry, scaly thickening of the wrists and ankles.
mal de mer seasickness.

mal
[Fr.] illness. disease.

mal de caderas
see trypanosomaequinum.
mal du coit
see dourine.
mal do eucalipto
disease caused by poisoning with the fungus Ramaria spp.
grand mal
a generalized convulsive seizure attended by loss of consciousness. See also seizure.
mal des mains sales
see hydatid disease.
mal de mer
seasickness.
petit mal
momentary loss of consciousness without convulsive movements. See also seizure.
mal de playa
South American name for lantana poisoning.


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On this short - but nevertheless deeply nauseous - voyage up the Crosby Channel, many souls suffered from mal de mer .
Most of the prolific writers commented on mal de mer, but said they were little affected, or not at all.
Now that mal de mer can be controlled, all who are subject to seasickness can enjoy the Norwegian coastline.
 
 
 
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