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osculum
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osculum /os·cu·lum/ (os´ku-lum) pl. os´cula   [L.] a small aperture or minute opening.
os·cu·lum (sky-lm)
n. pl. os·cu·la (-l)
A pore or minute opening.
osculum [os´ku-lum]
a minute opening.
osculum
a small aperture or minute opening.
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