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agger (ˈædʒə) n (Archaeology) an earthwork or mound forming a rampart, esp in a Roman military camp[C14: from Latin agger a heap, from ad- to + gerere to carry, bring]agger
agger[′a·jər] (civil engineering) A material used for road fill over low ground. agger1. In ancient Rome, an earthwork; an artificial mound or rampart. 2. The fill for a road over low ground.agger
agger [aj´er] (pl. ag´geres) (L.) an elevation.agger na´si ridge of nose: an elevation at the anterior free margin of the concha" >middle nasal concha.Agger nasi. From Dorland's, 2000.ag·ger, pl. ag·ger·es (aj'er, -ēz; ag'er), [TA] An eminence, projection, or shallow ridge. [L. mound] ag·ger, pl. aggeres (ahgĕr, -ēz) [TA]Any anatomic prominence. [L. mound]ag·ger, pl. aggeres (ahgĕr, -ēz) [TA] An eminence, projection, or shallow ridge. [L. mound] |