Category: P

To allow faeces, urine or any other body product to come out of the body. In education, to have a level of performance that is considered evidence of satisfactory learning, whether for a specific test or piece of work or for a whole course; in the latter case a teacher will award the student credit…

Particles which occur in the skin lesions of people who have smallpox [After Enrique Paschen (1860-1936), German pathologist]. Particles that occur in the cells of skin rashes in patients with cowpox or smallpox; they are thought to be the virus particles.  

Starting off birth or making it easier to give birth.  

Not completely.  

Referring to or composed of particles. Made up of separate particles. A tiny pollutant in the air, such as dust, soot, and mold spores.  

The ability to see only a part of the total field of vision, or not being able to see anything very clearly.  

A burn which leaves enough tissue for the skin to grow again.  

An operation to remove part of the pancreas.  

A list of people who have poor sight but are not blind, and may require some special services.  

Not completely.