faveolus

[ fuh-vee-uh-luhs ]

/ fəˈvi ə ləs /

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noun, plural fa·ve·o·li

[fuh-vee-uh-lahy]. /fəˈvi əˌlaɪ/.

a small pit or cavity resembling a cell of a honeycomb; alveola.

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Origin of faveolus

1880–85; <New Latin, equivalent to Latin fav(us) honeycomb + (alv)eolus little cavity; see alveolar

Words nearby faveolus

favela, favelado, favella, favellidium, faveolate, faveolus, favicon, favism, favonian, Favonius, favor