Significats de bilious temperament en anglès

Aggravated by motion; more fullness in the forehead; bilious temperament.

Mr. Stearine came next,- atall ,thinman, with a large, bony frame, and a bilious temperament.

Also, it is seldom noticed with how many patients, particularly of nervous or bilious temperament, eggs disagree.

Her large size, large brain, and preponderance of bilious temperament seemed to call for much sleep and moderate motion.

He had clearly exchanged the sanguine for the bilious temperament, and was fast stranding on the rocky shores of prose.

He was of a sanguine- bilious temperament, the bile passed into his blood, and a violent liver attack was the result.

Because disposition to anger is due to a bilious temperament; and of all the humors, the bile moves quickest; for it is like fire.

But those men whose dry and bilious temperament makes them always look as if they had eaten a sour apple;

His features were harsh, bold, predatory; a slightly yellowish tinge about the temples and cheek bones, suggestive of the ivory ornament, proclaimed a bilious temperament.

"Who knows-ifyou had been of a bilious temperament, the face of our history might wear a pug nose and a weak chin."