varus
abnormal angulation of a bone or joint, with the angle pointing away from the midline.
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My work therefore, varus, will be to sow truth in the heart of the people, which shall make that heart fertile and productive.
Aurelian | William WareIs that form to be dragged with violence amid the hootings of the populace to the tribunal of the beast varus?
Aurelian | William WareNow shall you see precisely how it would fare with your own body, were you on this iron frame and varus standing where I am.
Aurelian | William WareFronto and varus, who have played with the great Aurelian as a toyman with his images, may carry even this.'
Aurelian | William WareBut varus, haughty and self-confident, laughed at the story.
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British Dictionary definitions for varus
/ (ˈvɛərəs) /
pathol denoting a deformity in which the distal part of a limb is turned inwards towards the midline of the body
Origin of varus
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