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der·mis
\ˈdərmə̇s, -ə̄m-, -əim-\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: -dermis
1. : the sensitive vascular inner mesodermic layer of the skin made up chiefly of white fibrous connective tissue with some smooth muscle and elastic tissue and numerous nerves and sensory receptors — called also corium, cutis
2. : the uppermost layer of the thallus of many lichens that consists of one or more layers of irregular flattened hyphal cells with somewhat gelatinous walls |