Xenomania, zen-ō-mā′ni-a, n. an inordinate attachment to things foreign. [Gr. xenos, foreign, mania, madness.]
Xenomenia, zen-ō-mē′nī-a, n. vicarious or supplementary menstruation. [Gr. xenos, strange, mēniaia, menses.]
Xenomorphic, zen-ō-mor′fik, adj. not having its own proper form, but an irregular shape impressed by adjacent minerals. [Gr. xenos, strange, morphē, form.]
Xenops, zē′nops, n. a genus of South American tree-creepers, with short turned-up bills. [Gr. xenos, strange, ōps, face.]
Xenurus, zē-nū′rus, n. a genus of armadillos.—adj. Xenū′rine. [Gr. xenos, strange, oura, tail.]
Xeransis, zē-ran′sis, n. siccation.—Also Xerō′sis.
Xerantic, zē-ran′tik, adj. drying up, exsiccant.
Xerasia, zē-rā′si-a, n. a morbid dryness of the hair.—Also Xerō′sis. [Gr. xēros, dry.]
Xeroderma, zē-rō-der′ma, n. a morbid state of dryness of the skin due to diminished secretion of the sebaceous glands.
Xerodes, zē-rō′dēs, n. any tumour attended with dryness.