strumose

[ stroo-mohs, stroo-mohs ]

/ ˈstru moʊs, struˈmoʊs /

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adjective

having a struma or strumae.

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Origin of strumose

1835–45; <Latin strūmōsus, equivalent to strūm(a) struma + -ōsus-ose¹

Words nearby strumose

struggle bus, struggle for existence, strum, struma, strumectomy, strumose, strumous, strumpet, strung, strung-out, strung up