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parageusia
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parageusia /para·geu·sia/ (-goo´zhah)
1. perversion of the sense of taste.
2. a bad taste in the mouth.

par·a·geu·sia (pr-gyzh, -j-)
n.
A disordered or abnormal sense of taste.

parageusia
[-jo̅o̅′sē·ə]
a disorder involving the sense of taste.

parageusia [par″ah-goo´zhah]
perversion of the sense of taste. adj., adj parageu´sic.


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