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car·i·ous (kâr-s)
adj.
Having caries; decayed.
carious [kar´e-әs] (L. cariosus)
affected with or of the nature of caries.
carious (ker´ēus),
adj pertaining to caries or decay.
carious dentin,
adj pertaining to caries or decay. See wax, carious.
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