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What does les galles mean in English?
"galle" is "gall", as in oak gall, but I think you may mean "légal" ("légale") = "legal"
What do gall-darndest mean?
most amazing
What does 'cholecystic' mean?
Related to the gall bladder.
What doesUnmitigated Gall mean?
to have the "ballsy nerve".
What does Thou are pigeon-livered and lack gall mean?
Pigeon-livered/lacking gall = timid, easily frightened
What does gall to whine mean?
That depends on whether you actually mean 'whine' or if you have a typo for 'wine'. You might say something like 'I don't know how she has the gall to whine' meaning that you are surprised someone has the effrontery to complain. On the other hand gall is a bitter substance, and 'wine mixed with gall' was offered to Christ when He was dying on the cross. Why the wine was mixed with gall is a matter for debate, as people have different theories about exactly what it was, but adding gall to wine makes it bitter.
What is clolelithiasis?
Do you mean cholelithiasis? That would be the presence of gall stones.
What does pigeon-liver'd and lack gall mean?
currently I am researching what pigeon-liver'd means but i know that "lack gall" means lack courage :)
What foods to eat when you have ball bladder problems?
you mean gall bladder
What does pericholecystic mean in medical terms?
Pericholecystic means around the gall bladder.
What does pale feces mean?
Light-coloured poo poo's! Pale feces can mean you have gall stones blocking what is called the common bile duct leading from your gall bladder to your liver. The bile that is collected in your gall bladder is secreted in to the liver which is then secreted into the stomach to help digest fats that you have eaten. This bile is the substance that turns your feces to a brownish color, so if your feces is pale colored, you most likely have a blockage of your gall bladder.
What does ghal mean in Gaelic?
In Scottish Gaelic usage: Bris air a' ghal (Start to cry); gal = cry.In Irish: gal is (Warlike) ardor; valor, furygal also can mean a blusterergál is gall, as in gál darach, oak-gall.
