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mammular

[mam-yuh-luh]

noun, plural -lae

[-lee] . Zoology.

a small nipplelike process or protuberance.

Origin:
1810–20; < Latin: little breast. See mamma², -ule

Related forms

mam·mu·lar, adjective

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