See Also: basalis(medicine)
decidua basalis(medicine)
vena basalis(medicine)
lamina basalis(medicine)
cisterna basalis(medicine)
fibrocartilago basalis(medicine)
ramus basalis lateralis(medicine)
vena basalis inferior(medicine)
ramus basalis medialis(medicine)
ramus basalis posterior(medicine)

tender(2) (iou) and basalis (medicine)


tender(2) (iou)



tender noun1. LME.
[from TEND verb1 + -ER1, or aphet. from ATTENDER.]
A person who tends or waits on another; an attendant, a nurse. Also, an assistant to a skilled worker. obsolete exc. dial. LME.
A ship or boat used to attend a larger one, esp. to supply goods and provisions, convey orders, or carry passengers to and from shore. Also spec., a small naval vessel responsible to, and whose crew are appointed to, a larger parent vessel. L17.
M. Rule We got out to the excavation site..in our twelve-man tender.
A person who attends to or has charge of something, esp. a machine, business, etc. E19.
bartender: see BAR noun1.
J. M. Coetzee All that remains is to be a tender of the soil.
A truck attached to the rear of a steam locomotive to carry fuel, water, etc. E19.
A vehicle used by a fire brigade to transport hoses, ladders, or Other equipment to a fire. Usu. with qualifying word, as fire tender, hose tender. L19.

basalis (medicine)


basalis


Synonym: basal.

Origin: L.