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intestinal
playDefinition of intestinal
1 : affecting, occurring, or living in the intestine
2 : of, relating to, or being the intestine
intestinally
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Recent Examples of intestinal from the Web
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Avoid items that hang on a string instead of a chain; pets may chew and swallow string, causing intestinal problems.
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More specifically, Demit took to Starbucks's Facebook page to express just how negatively regular milk affects his intestinal tract.
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Cancers, such as the common intestinal adenocarcinoma, were reduced by over 50%.
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FODMAPs are specific types of carbohydrates (sugars) that pull water into the intestinal tract.
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Aside from intestinal damage, failing to detect asymptomatic celiac at an early age can result in poor bone development and suppressed growth, Dr. Murray said.
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The cause was intestinal cancer, said a daughter, Joanne Trout.
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Salmonella lives in the intestinal tract of many different animals, and can also be passed from person to person.
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Correction: A previous version of this article said that the inks created by MIT measure intestinal fluid.
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First Known Use of intestinal
15th century
INTESTINAL Defined for Kids
intestinal
playDefinition of intestinal for Students
: of, relating to, or affecting the intestine an intestinal illness
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Medical Definition of intestinal
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