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a chronic disease acused by infestation with blood flukes,endemic in parts of africa and south america (named after the german physician theodor bilharz,1825-62,who discovered the parasite)

a kind of ball point pen(named after laszlo jozsef biro,1899-1985,hungarian inventor of the ball point)

women's lose-fitting knee-length knickers,sometimes gathered at the knee or ankle(named after Mrs.amelia j.bloomer,1818-1894,an american social reformer who advocated the garment)

police office(after sir robert peel,1788-1850,the british prime minister who established the metropolitan police)

the base monetary unit of venezuela,equal to 100 centimos(named after the venezuela simon bolivar,1783-1830,who liberated venezuela from the spanish)

denoting of a system of notation used to represent logical propositions by means of the binary digits 0(false) and 1 (true),especially in computing and electronics(named after the english mathematician george boole,1815-64)

a sweet scented australian shrub,cultivated for its perfume and flowers(named after the italian botanist,fracesco borone, 1769-94)

a prefabricated lattice steel bridge designed for rapid assembly especially in military operations(named after the english engineer,sir donald bailey)

the eighth month of the year,named after augustus caesar,the first roman emperor.

a form of progressive mental deterioration occuring in middle or old age(named after the german neurologist alois alzheimen . 1869-1912)

a wild and drunken party or celebration named after bacchus,the greek or roman God of wine.

ancient greece the citadel of ancient athens,which contained tha parthenon,the erechtheum ,etc.