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lingua /lin·gua/ (ling´gwah) pl. lin´guae   [L.] tongue.lin´gual
lingua geogra´phica  benign migratory glossitis.
lingua ni´gra  black tongue.
lingua plica´ta  fissured tongue.

lin·gua (lnggw)
n. pl. lin·guae (-gw)
1. The tongue.
2. A tonguelike anatomical structure.

lingua.
See tongue.

lingua
pl. linguae [L.] tongue.

lingua nigra
black tongue.


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