The Collaborative International Dictionary
Deglutination
Deglutination \De*glu`ti*na"tion\, n. The act of ungluing.
Wiktionary
deglutination
n. 1 The act of unglue. 2 The removal of gluten from a cereal product.
Usage examples of "deglutination".
The third stadium: pulse, though soft, becomes exceedingly small and unequal: the heat about the praecordia increases much, respiration becomes difficult with frequent sighs: the patient grows yet more anxious, and extremely restless: sweat flows from the face, neck and breast: deglutination becomes difficult, subsultus tendinum comes on, the patient picks the nap of his bedclothes.