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olivary

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olivary /ol·i·vary/ (ol´ĭ-var″e)
1. shaped like an olive.
2. pertaining to the olive.
ol·i·var·y (l-vr)
adj.
1. Of or relating to the olivary body.
2. Relating to or shaped like an olive.
olivary [ol´ĭ-ver″e]
1. shaped like an olive.
2. pertaining to the olive.
olivary
shaped like an olive.
olivary body
called also olivary nucleus; see olive (2).
olivary nucleus
see olive (2).
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