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Biliary
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| the period of permanent cessation of menstruation |
| a muscle that acts in opposition to another |
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Word Origin & History
biliary
"pertaining to bile," 1731, from Fr. biliaire, from bile (see bile). Meaning "bilious in mood or temperament" is recorded from 1837.
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American Heritage
Medical Dictionary
biliary bil·i·ar·y (bĭl'ē-ěr'ē)
adj.
Of or relating to bile, the bile ducts, or the gallbladder.
Transporting bile.
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