icterode

/ˌaɪk.təˈroʊd/ or /ˌaɪk.təˈroʊd.i/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or obsolete term for a yellowish discoloration of the skin or mucous membranes due to liver disease or other medical conditions.

“The patient’s icterode was a clear indication that she needed immediate medical attention.”

2. noun

In botany, a rare or obsolete term for a yellowish or greenish discoloration of plant tissues, especially in response to injury or disease.

“The botanist noted the icterode on the affected leaves of the plant.”

Synonyms

  • icterus
  • jaundice
  • xanthosis

Antonyms

  • normocromia
  • normocytosis