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The two main air passages which branch from the trachea outside the lung.  

To incapacitate someone with a major injury.  

An area round an object which is under the influence of the magnetic force exerted by the object. The space permeated by the magnetic lines of force surrounding a permanent magnet or coil of wire carrying electric current. The region surrounding a charged magnet where the presence of a magnetic force can be detected. In…

Able to attract objects, like a magnet.  

A magnesium compound used to treat peptic ulcers. A compound of magnesium with antacid and absorbent properties, used in the treatment of peptic ulcers and other digestive disorders.  

A magnesium salt used as a laxative.  

An opening in the fourth ventricle of the brain which allows cerebrospinal fluid to flow [Described 1828. After Francois Magendie (1783-1855), French physician and physiologist.]  

A disorder of the eye in which fluid gathers in the fovea.  

Referring to a macula.  

A condition in which the mouth is too wide because the bones of the upper and lower jaw have not fused, either on one or on both sides.