A PAPULE containing ?uid, for example as seen in CHICKENPOX.
A fluid-containing blister on the skin, often quite itchy.
n. 1. a very small blister in the skin, often no bigger than a pinpoint, that contains a clear fluid (serum). Vesicles occur in a variety of skin disorders, including eczema and herpes. 2. (in anatomy) any small bladder, especially one filled with fluid. —vesicular adj.
a small blister or sac containing fluid.
These are a couple of spongy glands, l.5 to 2 inches long, that secrete high-sugar, acidic, and thick, ropy colloid into the ductus deferens (containing sperm from the testes) during ejaculation. The two fluids empty into the prostate, where they are mixed with alkaline prostatic fluids to form semen.... seminal vesicles
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