unctuarium

unc·tu·ar·i·um

[uhngk-choo-air-ee-uhm]
noun, plural unc·tu·ar·i·a [-air-ee-uh] .

Origin:
apparently erroneously for Latin ūnctōrium, influenced by unctuous, -arium

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