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nem·a·to·di·rus
\ˌneməd.əˈdīrəs, nə̇ˌmad.-\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from nemat- + -dirus (probably from Greek deirē neck, throat) — more at der-
: a genus of reddish nematode worms (family Strongylidae) having slender elongated necks and being parasitic in the small intestine of ruminants and sometimes other mammals |