basilic
basilic
Definition
ba·silic (bə sil′ik)
adjective
- designating or of a large vein of the upper arm, on the inner side of the biceps muscle
- of a basilica; basilican
- Obsolete kingly
Etymology: Fr basilique < L basilicus < Gr basilikos: see basil
basilic
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- vein: If this is not possible then the access routes associated with the fewest complications are the basilic vein or femoral vein.
Browse dictionary entries near basilic
- Basildon
- basilar
- Basilan
- basil
- basify
- basifixed
- Basie
- basidium
- basidiospore
- basidiomycete
- basilica
- Basilicata
- basilisk
- basin
- basinet
- basion
- basipetal
- basis
- basis point
- bask
