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Humorous Medical Definitions

From: AnnMarie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 18 Jul 1997 11:16:42 +0000


Aerobe- a garment worn around the house.

Atom- a male turkey.

Autoeroticism- necking in a car.

Bruise- a way of preparing coffee.

Burger's disease- from eating in too many fast-food restaurants.

Cardiac- someone crazy about old cars.

Conjunctivitis- prisoners littering their cells with trash.

Croup- place for chickens.

Dental-something requiring an auto-body shop.

Eustachian- where you catch the "U" train.

Flatulence- a belief that the Earth is not round.

Flocculation- admired by a group of birds.

Gargles- Quasimodo's friends.

Genotype- the kind of girl Geno dates.

Gout- leave home.

Gynecology- goin' away to college.

Hair- today, gone tomorrow.

Homogenous- a brilliant gay.

Ingrown hair- a rabbit raised indoors.

Injection- opposite of rejection.

Isodense- I ain't too smart.

IV- a leafy, climbing vine.

Lymphocytes- where people with sore legs can walk.

Melancholia- a breed of dog that eats cantaloupe.

Patella- to caress one's female companion.

Pons- a popular facial cream.

Porphyrins- acquaintances who ask to borrow money.

Q-tip- taking Dan Quayle's advise.

Sciatica- a town in upstate New York.

Sebum- a surfer.

Stella- a good place to store wine.

Twins- womb-mates who become bosom buddies.

Urinalysis- different than my analysis.

Urogram-finally your son has had a child.

Wen- at what time?

Xanax- how you sign your name if you can't write.




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