Category: M

A malignant tumor composed of myxomatous, chondromatous, fibrous, and sarcomatous elements.  

The gliding bacteria, gram-negative and of various shapes; they are soil inhabitants and do not cause disease in humans. They form a slimy spreading colony.  

Inflammation of mucous gland ducts.  

A tumor with the structure of a mucous gland.  

Painless inflammation of the mucous glands of the lips.  

A narrative whose plot, characters, and themes are well known culturally or globally. It may have a variety of cultural meanings and may become an emblem of psychological, religious, or social truth. Alternatively, it may be used to summon inspiration or courage or provide a source of fear or wonder.  

Excessive or incorrect use of the letter m in writing, or the m sound in speaking.  

An herbal remedy used to treat upper respiratory infections, such as acute bronchitis or sinusitis. Abnormal aversion to dirt or contamination.  

A gum resin used in antiquity as a constituent of incense and perfume. Its most important use today is as an aromatic astringent mouthwash. Tincture of myrrh provides symptomatic relief when applied to canker sores. The authentic, non-culinary myrrh described in the Bible is the resinous sap produced by a tropical tree. Any allusion to…

Inflammation of the tympanic membrane resulting from infection by parasitic fungi.