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*Adrenaline | *Adrenaline | ||
*Amniotic fluid | *Amniotic fluid | ||
*Aqueous Humor | |||
*Ball sweat | *Ball sweat | ||
*Bile | *Bile | ||
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*Cerebrospinal fluid | *Cerebrospinal fluid | ||
*Choler | *Choler | ||
*Chyme | |||
*Cytoplasm | *Cytoplasm | ||
*Gall | *Gall | ||
*Ichor | *Ichor | ||
*Lymph | *Lymph | ||
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*Sebum | *Sebum | ||
*Semen | *Semen | ||
*Stomach acid | *Stomach acid | ||
*Swass (ass sweat) | *Swass (ass sweat) | ||
Revision as of 05:41, 24 June 2005
This is a mixed bag: some of these are modern terminology, others medieval (choler, bile, ichor), others (e.g. vomit) not a bodily secretion. But they are all fluids, more or less, that are associated with the human body.
- Adrenaline
- Amniotic fluid
- Aqueous Humor
- Ball sweat
- Bile
- Blood
- Cerebrospinal fluid
- Choler
- Chyme
- Cytoplasm
- Gall
- Ichor
- Lymph
- Menses
- Milk
- Mucus
- Nucleoplasm
- Phlegm
- Pus
- Saliva
- Sebum
- Semen
- Stomach acid
- Swass (ass sweat)
- Sweat
- Tears
- Urine
- Vomit