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  Word Descriptions chemical formula, blockage, youth, racemic, indication, hypo-, laceration, fracture, adenoids, jaundice


   
Description of chemical formula (noun: plural: chemical formulas)
letters used to represent the individual elements in a compound



   
Description of blockage (noun: plural: blockages)
an obstacle that prevents things from moving along



   
Description of youth (noun: plural: youths)
period of life encompassing childhood; adolescence and early adulthood before middle age; boy; young man



   
Description of racemic (adjective)
relating to a molecule containing equal quantities of dextrorotatory and levorotatory forms and therefore not rotating the plane of incident polarized light



   
Description of indication (noun: plural: indications)
a strong reason for believing a particular action needs to be taken



   
Description of hypo- (preffix)
low; under; below



   
Description of laceration (noun: plural: lacerations)
a cut or break in the skin



   
Description of fracture (verb: fractured; fractured; fracturing)
to break



   
Description of adenoids (noun: no plural)
lymphoid tissue at the back of the throat



   
Description of jaundice (noun: no plural)
yellow color of the skin due to high levels of bilirubin in the blood



  Determinations of the words chemical formula, blockage, youth, racemic, indication, hypo-, laceration, fracture, adenoids, jaundice

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