meatus
me·a·tus
noun \mē-ˈā-təs\ plural me·a·tus·es\-tə-səz\ or me·a·tus\-ˈā-təs, -ˌtüs\
Definition of MEATUS
: a natural body passage
Origin of MEATUS
Late Latin, from Latin, going, passage, from meare to go — more at permeate
First Known Use: 1580
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