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conchal c. the part of the auricular cartilage that is in the concha.
Ãâó: www.mercksource.com/pp/us/cns/cns_health_library.j...
conchal c. of body of maxilla crista conchalis corporis maxillae.
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concha The Spanish term for shell; may be oval or round, frequently with scalloped edges, with or without stones; may appear in rings, pendants, bolos, buckles and belts. Now most often a Navajo design for a belt
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concha Conch; bubble that appears on stirred or shaken tequila. See perla.
Ãâó: www.ianchadwick.com/tequila/glossary.html
concha (ko/gxh), a Greek and Roman liquid measure, of which there were two sizes. The smaller was half the cyathus (= ?412 of a pint English); the larger, which was the same as the oxybaphum, was three times the former (= ?238 of a pint). (Hussey, pp207, 209; Wurm, p129). [PS]
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