10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NUTMEGGY»
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nutmeggy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nutmeggy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
Liver nutmeggy. Hypertrophy ; ossification of aortic and mitral valves. Weight of
heart, 22 oz. Liver nutmeggy. General anasarca. Hypertrophy. Valves
incompetent from fibro-cartila- ginous deposit. Hypertrophy. Weight of heart, 36
ounces.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1872
488) — may induce a nutmeggy condition of the liver. Lastly, new growths or
hydatid cysts in the substance of the liver may produce local areas of chronic
venous engorgement. Morbid Anatomy. — The liver is usually somewhat
enlarged, ...
3
A Treatise on Apoplexy, Cerebral Hemorrhage, Cerebral ...
The liver was enlarged, flabby, and nutmeggy. The edge of the right lobe was
thick and rounded off. On cutting into the organ, its substance was found to be
somewhat nutmeggy and probably fatty. The right lobe was also adherent to the ...
4
Diseases of the Liver: Gall-bladder and Bile-ducts
Microscopically the liver was typically nutmeggy and only showed slight
replacement fibrosis. The heart weighed 8 ounces, and was devoid of epicardial
fat; on section it showed brown atrophy of the myocardium. A well-marked
example of ...
Sir Humphry Davy Rolleston, 1905
5
Green's Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine and Surgery
441) — may induce a nutmeggy condition of the liver. Lastly, new growths or
hydatid cysts in the substance of the liver may produce local areas of chronic
venous engorgement. Morbid Anatomy. — The liver is usually somewhat
enlarged, ...
John William Ballantyne, 1907
6
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Transactions of the Pathological Society of London
The liver weighed 85 oz., and was " nutmeggy." Kidneys were simply congested
and slightly fatty. The brain was so softened from putrefaction that it was put in
strong spirit for future examination and search for aneurysm, but unfortunately
was ...
8
On the Pathology and Treatment of Albuminuria
The liver was somewhat hobnailed on the surface, and its section showed much
nutmeggy congestion. The kidneys weighed together 12^ oz. The surface of the
left kidney was granular, and it contained a number of large cysta. One part of the
...
William Howship Dickinson, 1868
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Transactions of the Pathological Society of London: ...
By H. D. ROLLEsTON, M.D. HE liver weighed 46 oz., and to the naked eye
appeared atrophied and nutmeggy. The portal spaces were unduly prominent,
but there was no evidence of ordinary cirrhosis. Microscopically the liver cells are
...
Pathological Society of London, 1899
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Transactions of the Clinical Society of London ...
Part of mitral' 1s ulcerated. Much soft blood and decolourised clot in cavities.
Arteries normal. Li'uer Glbs. 2 oz., nutmeggy, soft. _ Pancreas 5 oz., normal.
Spleen 18 Oz., adherent to diaphragm ; large old, and recent small infarcts. _ H
Kidneys .
Clinical Society of London, 1907
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NUTMEGGY»
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nutmeggy is used in the context of the following news items.
No more lumps: how the Brits have gone crazy for custard once more
Really nutmeggy custard tart recipe. Cheat's Portuguese custard tarts recipe. Coconut custard tart. Gluten-free cherry and custard tart recipe. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Bristol's Birch deserves all the praise it gets
To finish, a slice of nutmeggy custard tart (£6.50), with a seductive wobble and thin, snappy pastry, was as good as any I have tasted. Birch, 47 ... «Bristol Post, Jun 15»
Mark Taylor enjoys food time travel at Bristol's Star and Dove
... shape of ratafia pudding (£7.50), a dish from 1845 comprising a ring of wobbly, nutmeggy, bay leaf-flavoured almond custard steamed with brandy and served ... «Bristol Post, Jun 15»
4 DuClaw beers: Sweet Baby Jesus, 3 others – Crack One Open (poll)
Vanilla, coconut and a very slightly spicy (nutmeggy?) flavor all merge nicely in this limited-release ale. This is oddly addictive, even for ... «cleveland.com, May 15»
La Provence: Upcountry's Ooh La La
It's nutmeggy bechamel! Photo by Vanessa Wolf. Still, when we saw our neighbor's Tomato, Bacon and Avocado Benedict ($12.95) arrive, we ... «Maui Now, May 15»
El Majahual on Valencia St. and Time Lost
... condiment derived from the achiote bush, which gives the dish flavor (almost nutmeggy, but subtly so) as well as a distinctive yellow-ish color. «Mission Local, Apr 15»
Restaurant review: Olive Tree branches throughout Mediterranean …
The outstanding moussaka is a loose, lasagna-type construction that pushes a lot of feel-good buttons: melted cheese and creamy, nutmeggy ... «Columbus Alive, Apr 15»
Nutmeg spikes dairy-free 'egg-not' with peppery flavor
This homemade nutmeggy nog keeps the sweet, sticky and spice but skips the nasty chemical and animal products. With no eggs or dairy, ... «MiamiHerald.com, Dec 14»
How To Make Eggnog, The Festive Holiday Booze-Shake
You'll want to bring this nutmeggy milk right up to a boil, stirring as you go so that it doesn't scald; as soon as it comes to a boil, remove the milk ... «Deadspin, Dec 14»
Restaurant review | Flip Side: Sophisticated burger parlor a harbor …
The large, comforting serving showcases a nutmeggy cheese sauce that tastes as if it is made with real bechamel. If crispy starters are calling, ... «Columbus Dispatch, Dec 14»
