paralytic

An independent paralytic is a dead paralytic.

And the exact definition of the anesthesia given to most infants before 1987: A paralytic.

If you feel adventurous, have your family doctor give you a paralytic and then push a sterile needle under your fingernail.

Some failure or embarrassment that is hardly related to the activity at all gets dredged up, not always consciously, and becomes paralytic.

Then, simultaneously across hundreds of square miles, the bonegrass releases its paralytic spores.

OPV unfortunately does cause paralytic polio disease indirectly by infecting unvaccinated people.

People are now getting paralytic polio from others who got the vaccine.

Chemically blocking muscle movement (neuromuscular blockade) takes an actual paralytic like succinylcholine.

Visitors from other countries could bring polio and US switched to 100% inactivated polio vaccine in 2000 to eliminate the risk of Vaccine-Associated Paralytic Polio.

This post is a prescription for paralytic featur-itis.

> And the exact definition of the anesthesia given to most infants before 1987: A paralytic.

It's also an area of concern currently for some types of amnesiac and paralytic anesthesia where patients display reactions that indicate they are experiencing some degree of pain or discomfort.

In contrast, carrion crawlers are just giant centipedes with paralytic venom, though not to be confused with the unprotected monster "giant centipede".

And I've heard stories of "shamans" who add a paralytic to the dose they give attractive young female guests...

A missing feature is too easy to dismiss since we can mention all these scary words like "paralytic featur-itis." The fix here involves no new dialogs, no additional learning curve, nothing fancy whatsoever.

If you take the percentages from the CDC and multiply them out (and don't fall for the "polio" vs "paralytic polio" sleight of hand), it was way smaller than that - somewhere on the order of 0.01%.