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quahog
Medtalk A derogatory regionalism for an obese, pregnant, unkempt, malodorous, socially/economically disadvantaged ♀. See Gomer.
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RESULTS Table 2 summarizes the basic information on the 197 quahogs from the five populations we sampled.
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