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plica

[plahy-kuh] / ˈplaɪ kə /


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“There’s an expression in Latin for this: plica polonica,” she told me later.

From The New Yorker Jul. 29, 2019

Noel has been experiencing soreness and, after consulting with several specialists, elected to have inflamed plica removed from his knee, the Sixers announced.

From Washington Times Oct. 21, 2016

A sideways blink of the reintroduced plica semilunaris seen in the light gray areas of the eyes, while miniature bone-conduction devices implanted above the ear work with the communications lenses on the eyes.

From Forbes Jun. 7, 2013

Eyes will seem “unnervingly large” — as least from our viewpoint today — and will feature eye-shine and even a sideways blink from the re-introduced plica semilunaris to further protect from cosmic ray effects.

From Forbes Jun. 7, 2013

There is little doubt that the plica is to be attributed to a specific virus, which pervades the whole system unless successfully treated.

From Curiosities of Medical Experience by Millingen, J. G. (John Gideon)




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