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polypoid

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polypoid /pol·yp·oid/ (pol´ĭ-poid) resembling a polyp.
pol·yp·oid (pl-poid)
adj.
Resembling a polyp.
polypoid
Etymology: Gk, polys, many, pous, foot, eidos, form
like a polyp or tumor on a stalk.
polypoid [pol´ĭ-poid]
resembling a polyp.
polypoid
resembling a polyp.
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