vesicular

vesicular

 [vĕ-sik´u-lar]

1. composed of or relating to vesicles.

2. pertaining to or made up of vesicles on the skin.

3. having a low pitch, such as the normal breath sound heard over the lung during ventilation.

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ve·sic·u·lar

(vĕ-sik'yū-lăr),

1. Relating to a vesicle.

2. Characterized by or containing vesicles. Synonym(s): vesiculate (2)

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vesicular

(vĕ-sĭk′yə-lər, və-)

adj.

1. Of or relating to vesicles.

2. Composed of or containing vesicles.

3. Having the form of a vesicle.

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ve·sic′u·lar·ly adv.

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vesicular

adjective Referring to a vesicle or blisters

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ve·sic·u·lar

(vĕ-sik'yū-lăr)

1. Relating to a vesicle.

2. Characterized by or containing vesicles.
Synonym(s): vesiculate (2) , vesiculous.

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