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Things intestine often describes ("intestine ________")
- conflicts
- cells
- discords
- contents
- commotion
- violence
- divisions
- division
- mucosa
- sedition
- foe
- feuds
- walls
- transplantation
- contests
- insurrections
- figure
- rage
- short
- differences
- convulsions
- liver
- troubles
- seditions
- strife
- convulsion
- present
- discord
- treachery
- revolt
- proximal
- length
- conflict
- enemies
- wars
- war
- lie
- difficulties
- competitions
- quarrels
- adherent
- obstruction
- flora
- stone
- disease
- disorder
- anarchy
- disputes
- rebellion
- biopsy
- strifes
- colic
- commotions
- nuclei
- feud
- struggles
- hostilities
- absorption
- dissensions
- disorders
- wall
- bifurcate
- faction
- calamities
- contentions
- confusion
- broils
- dissension
- revolutions
- locality
- resection
- cancer
- talks
- overgrowth
- disturbances
- jars
- factions
- foes
- simple
- tracings
- vices
- combats
- motion
- trouble
- hatred
- agitation
- transplants
- tumults
- fig
- disturbance
- struggle
- warfare
How intestine often is described ("________ intestine")
- mesenteric
- neonatal
- upper
- embryonic
- anterior
- excised
- gangrenous
- mid
- entire
- mammalian
- primitive
- immature
- perfused
- goldfish
- lower
- hind
- necrotic
- tubular
- unobstructed
- rudimentary
- viable
- everted
- small
- rat
- proximal
- pig
- healthy
- prolapsed
- alkaline
- vertebrate
- largo
- distended
- strangulated
- infarcted
- newborn
- ulcerated
- obstructed
- adherent
- foetal
- fetal
- inflamed
- intact
- filled
- distal
- convoluted
- herniated
- ruptured
- walled
- spiral
- porcine
- feline
- protruded
- ischemic
- adjacent
- coiled
- rabbit
- posterior
- twisted
- invaginated
- large
- larval
- straight
- rodent
- stomach
- human
- diseased
- equine
- perforated
- murine
- isolated
