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Meanings of coated tongue in English
Catalan
llengua saburral Spanish
lengua saburral Usage of coated tongue in English
1
Not one of us ever had a coated tongue in the summertime.
2
A heavily coated tongue in the morning indicates excessive food intake.
3
Loss of appetite, coated tongue, constipation, and other symptoms of stomach and bowel trouble.
4
A coated tongue indicates overcrowded nutrition and is nature's request to reduce the food intake.
5
It is the delivering of the invitations that is going to require a wily, sugar- coated tongue.
6
A coated tongue, or an irritated tongue, both due to indigestion, is a concomitant of adenoids.
7
A coated tongue indicates too much food.
8
As these patients are nearly always constipated, and suffering from indigestion, they generally have a coated tongue.
9
As a rule there is enough indigestion present to cause gas in the bowels and a coated tongue.
10
It is a common cause of the coated tongue, foul breath, and pale greasy stools, or biliousness so-called.
11
There was a burning thirst at his throat, and he moistened his dry lips with a bitter- coated tongue.
12
What does a coated tongue mean?
13
Once its sticky acid- coated tongue wrapped around the defenseless Warrior, it would drag her into its cavernous maw.
14
I can easily see, by your coated tongue, that you have already eaten more good things than you could digest.
15
One to two tablets everyone to three hours with usual pains, pasty, coated tongue, foul breath, painful diarrhea with it.
16
The result is a coated tongue, but the tongue is in no worse condition than the mucous membrane of the stomach.
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Coated tongue through the time
Coated tongue across language varieties
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