callosal

[ ka-loh-suhl ]

/ kæˈloʊ səl /

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adjective

of or relating to the corpus callosum.

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Origin of callosal

1865–70; <New Latin callōs(um) (noun use of Latin callōsuscallose) + -al¹

OTHER WORDS FROM callosal

sub·cal·lo·sal, adjective

Words nearby callosal

call of nature, call on, call one's own, call on the carpet, callop, callosal, callose, callosity, Callot, callous, callousness