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der·moid

 (dûr′moid′)
adj.
Dermatoid.
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dermoid

(ˈdɜːmɔɪd)
adj
(Biology) of or resembling skin
n
(Pathology) a congenital cystic tumour whose walls are lined with epithelium
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der•moid

(ˈdɜr mɔɪd)

adj.
skinlike; dermatoid.
[1810–20]
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Translations

der·moid

a. dermoideo-a, semejante o rel. a la piel;
___ cystquiste ___, de origen congénito, gen. benigno.
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