Associations to the word «Innervate»
Noun
- Axon
- Ganglion
- Neuron
- Nerve
- Synapse
- Fiber
- Muscle
- Nucleus
- Spindle
- Gland
- Cord
- Stimulation
- Palate
- Neurotransmitter
- Cortex
- Sinus
- Fibre
- Contraction
- Tensor
- Cns
- Paralysis
- Dopamine
- Median
- Tract
- Receptor
- Pancreas
- Projection
- Septum
- Vertebrate
- Stimulus
- Pathway
- Vip
- Appendage
- Neu
- Forearm
- Reflex
- Tissue
- Conduction
- Vagina
- Organ
- Pons
- Colon
- Serotonin
- Fissure
- Bladder
- Terminal
Adjective
- Neuron
- Spinal
- Medial
- Cervical
- Sensory
- Somatic
- Cutaneous
- Sympathetic
- Posterior
- Anterior
- Dorsal
- Pelvic
- Inhibitory
- Facial
- Ventral
- Cortical
- Synaptic
- Peripheral
- Oblique
- Skeletal
- Lateral
- Distal
- Adrenal
- Accessory
- Reflex
- Radial
- Motor
- Superficial
- Proximal
- Auditory
- C3
- Olfactory
- Receptive
- Abdominal
- Nervous
- Inferior
- Intrinsic
- Neuronal
- Recurrent
- Gastrointestinal
- Neural
- Pituitary
- Intestinal
- Respiratory
- Superior
- Retinal
- Nasal
- Gastric
- Vascular
- Digestive
- Projecting
Verb
Wiktionary
INNERVATE, verb. To supply (part of the body) with nerves
INNERVATE, verb. To stimulate a nerve (or other part of the body) into action
Dictionary definition
INNERVATE, verb. Supply nerves to (some organ or body part).
INNERVATE, verb. Stimulate to action; "innervate a muscle or a nerve".
Wise words
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