Category: A

Pertaining to the clavicular joint.  

A disease condition of the extremities, esp. the feet, characterized by pain upon walking, erythromelalgia.  

A form of manic behavior characterized by extreme motor activity. Madness with great motor activity.  

A volatile, irritating liquid that results from overheating fat. An oxidation product of excessively heated fats and oils.  

A condition characterized by the absence of feeling in the extremities, acroesthesia. A condition in which there is an increased sensitivity in the extremities, esp. to pain, acroanesthesia.  

Characteristics developed with growth, acquired character. A trait that is not inherited; one resulting from the effects of the environment.  

In psychology or social science, the tendency to treat persons or object in the same way when they are called by the same name.  

A learned motive primary drive.  

A modification impressed on an organism by environmental influences during development. Acquired traits.  

Rape in which the assailant and the victim know each other. Sometimes involves date rape characterized by a social date ending in unwanted sexual intercourse.