foetus

[ fee-tuhs ]

noun

, Chiefly British.

, plural foe·tus·es.

1. fetus.

foetus

/ ˈfiːtəs /

noun

1. See fetus
   a variant spelling of fetus

Example Sentences

And after the Muni had gone away, the foetus began to grow for seven years.

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On the relative weights of the right and left sides of the body in the foetus.

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I have included the down on the human body and the lanugo on the foetus as a rudimentary representation of a hairy coat.

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Another question of considerable moment relating to generation is from which parent are the first rudiments of the foetus derived.

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The Turks do not regard a foetus as being really alive until after the fifth month, and have no scruple in causing its abortion.

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