cauda
a tail or taillike appendage.
Origin of cauda
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How to use cauda in a sentence
There’s a miso bagna cauda and Brussels sprouts, bacon and date kebabs.
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M. angulatus, tuberculis conicis, cauda flexuosa, labio interno rugoso.
M. angulatus tuberculis nodosis, cauda flexuosa, labio interiore lvi.
The reference to Seba, the name, and the "cauda subulata, longitudine test" were not present.
Jumentum in nominis mei contemptum, tanquam in diminutione bestiae dehonestari possim, cauda truncatum est.
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British Dictionary definitions for cauda
/ (ˈkɔːdə) /
zoology the area behind the anus of an animal; tail
anatomy
any tail-like structure
the posterior part of an organ
Origin of cauda
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