neither

Posted By: freebie on 2008-02-15
In Reply to: Mucusy or mucousy? - NewMT

Subject: neither

mucous is the adjective form of the word mucus - that is, the patient has mucous stools but there is mucus in the stools.

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Mucusy or mucousy? - NewMT
- mucousy versus mucusy - vincent ulila
- mucousy versus mucusy - vincent ulila
- reply - LAR
- According to Meditec.com - birdlady
- mucous - smurf
  - I would have used "mucus-like" myself. - skinny
  - Smurf is correct - nana
  - lots of words we use correctly aren't in dictionaries, find another excuse. Mucusy is absolutely - I beg to differ
    - okay, here's another excuse..... - smurf
    - maybe fine for you but not for many....nm - mucous or noun mucus........
- neither - freebie

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