vitreum

vit·re·um

[vi-tree-uhm]
adjective
(in prescriptions) glass.

Origin:
< Latin, noun use of neuter of vitreus vitreous

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vitreum vit·re·um (vĭt'rē-əm)
n.
See vitreous body.

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