- YLS
YLS may refer to:
* The
IATA code forLebel-sur-Quévillon Airport inLebel-sur-Quévillon, Quebec ,Canada .
*Yale Law School , a division ofYale University in theUnited States .
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ulcère — [ ylsɛr ] n. m. • 1546; n. f. 1314; a. provenç. ulcera (v. 1300); lat. ulcus, eris 1 ♦ Perte de substance de la peau ou d une muqueuse, sous forme de plaie qui ne cicatrise pas normalement, qui a une évolution chronique. Ulcères variqueux. Ulcère … Encyclopédie Universelle
ulcéré — ulcère [ ylsɛr ] n. m. • 1546; n. f. 1314; a. provenç. ulcera (v. 1300); lat. ulcus, eris 1 ♦ Perte de substance de la peau ou d une muqueuse, sous forme de plaie qui ne cicatrise pas normalement, qui a une évolution chronique. Ulcères variqueux … Encyclopédie Universelle
