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   Aboral
   In biology, aboral surfaces are surfaces away from or opposite the mouth. The term is a compound of the Latin preposition ā, a, abs, meaning from or away from and the noun ōs, ōris n., meaning mouth. It is also the opposite of oral which is the end containing the mouth of a bilaterally symmetric...
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   aboral
   [adj] - (anatomy) opposite to or away from the mouth
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   Aboral
   Ab·o'ral adjective [ Latin ab . + English oral .] (Zoology) Situated opposite to, or away from, the mouth.
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   aboral
   <zoology> Situated opposite to, or away from, the mouth. ... Origin: L. Ab. + E. Oral. ... Source: Websters Dictionary ... (01 Mar 1998) ...
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   aboral
   adjective opposite to or away from the mouth; `the aboral surface of a starfish`
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   aboral
   (ab-or´әl) opposite to, or remote from, the mouth.
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   Aboral
   • (a.) Situated opposite to, or away from, the mouth.
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   aboral
   aboral Opposite to, away from, or distantly remote from the mouth.
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   aboral
   1) Away from the mouth 2) From the mouth 3) Opposite to or away from the mouth
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