Melonic

Melam, melem, cyameluric acid, and melonic acid form a class of solid and infusible compounds known for their extreme heat stability.

As an example, a patient with methyl melonic acid urea, for whom the enzyme and the liver that converts methyl melonic acid to succinic acid is not operating, may be well treated by raising the serum level of vitamin B12 1,000-fold.

In recent years, a disorder in the peroxide oxidation of lipids, accompanied by an absence of melonic dialdehyde and a decrease in the content of diene conjugates, has been found.

He liked long hair, big bums and melonic tits.

Symptomatic of what Melville would call my hypos: when the girl with melonic breasts doing back-arching yoga on the beach in front of her tent asked how old I was in reply to my inviting her to my birthday party tonight, I shaved a year off ...

She peels back her bra exposing ripe melonic breasts and demands her hall mirror to take notice.

Each is marked externally by a curved groove of the neuromast system (cnm, fig. 1) which has its anterior continuation on the adjacent melonicozygomatic bone. From where it crosses the melonic-melonicozygomatic suture, this groove passes backward and upward to the center of ossification of the melonic bone; it then continues posterolaterally and downward to disappear shortly before the melonic-quadratomaxillary suture.

Prichard, our best authority on this subject, apportions the greater part of the habitable globe to the melonic or dark-haired races.