ingrown
in·grown
adjective \-ˌgrōn\Definition of INGROWN
1
: grown in; specifically : having the free tip or edge embedded in the flesh <an ingrown toenail>
2
: having the direction of growth or activity or interest inward rather than outward <swarms of ingrown, infighting bureaucracies — H. R. Cilley>
— in·grown·ness \(ˌ)in-ˈgrōn-nəs\ noun
First Known Use of INGROWN
1670
Rhymes with INGROWN
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in·grown
adjective \ˈin-ˌgrōn\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of INGROWN
: grown in; specifically : having the normally free tip or edge embedded in the flesh <an ingrown toenail>
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