Adrenocorticotropic hormone

adrenocorticotropic hormonefunction: noun date: 1937 : acth

もうてん 盲点

a blind spot.?法の?をつく　evade the law.

Dresses

1dress pronunciation: function: verb etymology: middle english, from anglo-french drescer, dresser to direct, put right, vulgar latin *directiare, from latin directus direct, past participle of dirigere to direct, from dis- + regere to lead straight — more at rightdate: 14th centurytransitive verb 1 a : to make or set straight b : to arrange (as troops) in a straight line and at proper intervals2 : to prepare for use or service; specifically : to prepare for cooking or for the table lt;dress a saladgt;3 : to add decorative details or accessories to : embellish4 a : to put clothes on lt;dress a childgt; b : to provide with clothing lt;feed and dress a growing familygt;5 archaic : dress down6 a : to apply dressings or medicaments to lt;dress a woundgt; b (1) : to arrange (as the hair) by combing, brushing, or curling (2) : to groom and curry (an animal) c : to kill and prepare for market or for consumption —often used with out d : cultivate, tend; especially : to apply manure or fertilizer to lt;dress a fieldgt; e : to put through a finishing process; especially : to trim and smooth the surface of (as lumber or stone)intransitive verb 1 a : to put on clothing b : to put on or wear formal, elaborate, or fancy clothes lt;dress for dinnergt;2 of a food animal : to weigh after being dressed —often used with out3 : to align oneself with the next soldier in a line to make the line straight— dress ship : to ornament a ship for a celebration by hoisting national ensigns at the mastheads and running a line of signal flags and pennants from bow to stern