Axillary [adjective]

The axillary glands are still enlarged, though less so than formerly.

Shave carefully in the axillary line and disinfect the denuded skin.

Examples occur in the axillary buds of Lilium bulbiferum, in some Alliums, etc.

The stem is erect and freely branched, bearing feathery bunches of bristled leaves and pale-yellow axillary flowers.

Solanace—Herbs with alternate leaves and axillary clusters of regular flowers.

The distance from the plate is probably that of the mid-axillary line.

The axillary glands (fig. 1, η) are perhaps the most practically important in the body.

When the terminal bud is thus prevented from continuing its growth, the nearest axillary buds are developed.

The terminal buds are the strongest and not very many axillary buds develop, so that the tree has not fine spray.

The buds that spring from the inner angle of the leaf with the stem are axillary buds; those that crown the stems are terminal.