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seromucous

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seromucous /se·ro·mu·cous/ (-mu´kus) both serous and mucous.
se·ro·mu·cous (sîr-myks)
adj.
Of, relating to, or being a mixture of watery and mucinous material such as that of certain glands.
seromucous [se″ro-mu´kus]
both serous and mucous.
seromucous
both serous and mucous.
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