serosa
se·ro·sa
noun \sə-ˈrō-zə\Definition of SEROSA
: a usually enclosing serous membrane
— se·ro·sal \-zəl\ adjective
Origin of SEROSA
New Latin, from feminine of serosus serous, from Latin serum
First Known Use: circa 1890
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