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INTOXICATION (Lat. toxicare, intoxicare, to smear with poison, toxicum, an adaptation of Gr. 'r(*uK v, sc. ¢apµasov, a poison smeared on arrows; roEov, bow)

INTOXICATION (
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Lat. toxicare, intoxicare, to smear with
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POISON
poison, toxicum, an
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ADAPTATION (from Lat. adaptare. to fit to)
adaptation of Gr. 'r(*uK v, sc. ¢apµasov, a poison smeared on arrows; roEov,
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BOW (pronounced " bo ")
bow) , poisoning, or the

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ACTION

action of poisons, whether of drugs, bacterial products, or other toxic substances, and hence the

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CONDITION (Lat. condicio, from condicere, to agree upon, arrange; not connected with conditio, from condere, conditum, to put together)

condition resulting from such poisoning, particularly the disorder of the

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NERVOUS

nervous

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SYSTEM

system produced by excessive drinking of

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ALCOHOL

alcohol (see

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INEBRIETY, LAW OF

INEBRIETY and

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DRUNKENNESS

DRUNKENNESS) .

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