spleen English

Meaning spleen meaning

What does spleen mean?

spleen

— noun a large dark-red oval organ on the left side of the body between the stomach and the diaphragm; produces cells involved in immune responses

— noun (= irascibility) a feeling of resentful anger

Synonyms spleen synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as spleen?

spleen English » English

milt

lien

anger

melancholy

spite

melancholia

choler

bile

temper

short temper

quick temper

pancreas

irascibility

gall

dander

wrathiness

wrath

unkindness

the blues

tantrum

stinger

spleno

splenic organ

spitefulness

rage

one’s side

nastiness

mulligrubs

miff

meanness

malignance

maliciousness

malevolence

lieno

ire

huff

grudge

gall bladder

fume

fretfulness

enlarged spleen

dudgeon

discontent

deviltry

depression

cut

blues

bitchiness

angriness

aggravation

Topics spleen topics

What do people use spleen to talk about?

Person Body

Internal organs

• What are the names of each of the internal organs?
  liver hepatic appendix gall bladder pancreas pancreatic spleen lymphatic lymph node peritoneum

Examples spleen examples

How do I use spleen in a sentence?

Simple sentences

This fellow is up to something. I can feel it in my spleen.

We had to remove your spleen.

Movie subtitles

Keep up the good work, Spleen.

Ruptured spleen, rib fractures, lung contusion.

Do not push, laddie. Any lout who feels the need of airing his spleen at the expense of the Court's decorum will find himself dining on bread and water.

The tests show the same for major organs - the heart, liver, spleen, kidneys.

Come up so I can tickle your spleen.

So I can tickle your spleen!

Our ancient word of courage, fair Saint George. inspire us with the spleen of fiery dragons!

Casserole of spleen is tastier than ever, Lurch.

It's the spleen. yes.

Not my pride, not my spleen, nor any other of my appetites, but I do, I.

I specialised, you see, in rare, malign diseases of the spleen.

It places a tremendous strain on the spleen and the liver.

Home is where the heart is. - (snoring) Also the liver, spleen and lower intestine.

And us, forever hit in the liver, our tender spleen, are we not sensitive?

He had a spleen implanted and a transplantation of bone marrow from a healthy dog.

Now, have, uh. have you had your appendix or, uh, tonsils. or gallbladder or spleen removed?

Somewhere between his knee and his spleen.

Are you sure you don't want to freshen your spleen?

Bleeding in the chest and abdomen. Haemorrhage of the spleen and liver.

Or, indeed, drain the lifeblood from a pig, before cutting off one of its legs. Or carve the living giblets- from a sheep and serve them- with the fresh brains, bowels, guts and spleen of a small rabbit. We wouldn't do it!

All right. We'll check the spleen.

Ruptured spleen.

It's the spleen. yes. - No.

Haemorrhage of the spleen and liver.

Well, a piece of liver or spleen.

And that's not all - I woke up yesterday, there's another fire under the pot and big pieces of liver and spleen cooking.

Multiple traumas, spleen, liver, lung, flail chest left neck of femur, renal shutdown.

I've let him do a liver-spleen scan on me and a CAT scan.

With an apple? In the intestines, in the liver, pancreas, the spleen, near the womb.

Don't vent spleen on me!

They also replaced my spleen and colon.

Looks like there's a new face in Gotham. -. - and soon his name will be all over town- To say nothing of his legs, feet, spleen. -. - and head!

I always find a flogging brings on a spleen.

News and current affairs

The most familiar case concerning the body as property is that of John Moore, a patient who developed hairy cell leukemia and had his spleen removed at the UCLA School of Medicine in 1976.