Vincent

Vin*cent's angina

noun

{bc}Vincentu0027s infection in which the ulceration has spread to surrounding tissues (as of the pharynx and tonsils)

Vincent's infection

noun

{bc}a progressive painful disease of the mouth that is marked especially by dirty gray ulceration of the mucous membranes, bleeding of the gums, and a foul odor to the breath and that is associated with the presence of large numbers of a rod-shaped bacterium ({it}Fusobacterium fusiforme{/it} synonym {it}F. nucleatum{/it}) and a spirochete ({it}Treponema vincentii{/it} synonym {it}Borrelia vincentii{/it}) in the lesions

Vin*cent de Lé*rins

biographical name

Saint {it}died circa{/it} {sc}a.d.{/sc} 450 Gallic theologian

Vin*cent de Paul

biographical name

Saint 1581u20131660 French religious

Saint Vin*cent

geographical name

island of the British West Indies in the central Windward Islands {it}population{/it} 99,750

Saint Vincent, Cape

geographical name

cape jutting into the Atlantic in southwestern Portugal

Saint Vincent, Gulf

geographical name

inlet of the Indian Ocean in South Australia east of the Yorke Peninsula

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

geographical name

country in the Windward Islands of the West Indies consisting of the islands of {d_link|Saint Vincent|Saint Vincent:g} and the northern {d_link|Grenadines|Grenadines:g}; capital Kingstown (on Saint Vincent), {it}area{/it} 150 square miles (389 square kilometers), {it}population{/it} 101,800

Au*riol

biographical name

Vincent 1884u20131966 French politician; 1st president of 4th Republic (1947u201354)

Beards*ley

biographical name

Aubrey Vincent 1872u20131898 English illustrator