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scle⋅rous

[skleer-uhs, skler-]
–adjective
hard; firm; bony.

Origin:
1835–45; scler- + -ous
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scle·rous   (sklîr'əs, sklěr'-)   
adj.  Having been hardened; toughened.
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sclerous scle·rous (sklēr'əs, sklěr'-)
adj.
Scleroid.

The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary
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