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noun \ˈōs\
plural ora\ˈr-ə\

Definition of OS

Origin of OS

Latin or-, os — more at oral
First Known Use: 1737

Other Anatomy Terms

bilateral symmetry, carotid, cartilage, dorsal, entrails, prehensile, renal, solar plexus, supine, thoracic, ventral

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