uncus
un·cus
noun \ˈəŋ-kəs\ plural un·ci\ˈəŋ-ˌkī, -ˌkē; ˈən-ˌsī\
Definition of UNCUS
: a hooked anatomical part or process
Origin of UNCUS
New Latin, from Latin, hook — more at angle
First Known Use: circa 1826
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