Medical term:
furfur
fur·fur
, pl.fur·fu·res
(fŭr'fŭr, fŭr'fyū-rēz),An epidermal scale; for example, dandruff.
[L. bran]
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furfur
(fûr′fər)n. pl. fur·fures (-fyə-rēz′)
An epidermal scale, as that associated with dandruff.
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fur·fu·ra·ceous
(fŭr'fyū-rā'shŭs),Branny, or composed of small scales; denoting a form of desquamation.
Synonym(s): pityroid
[L. furfuraceus, fr. furfur, bran]
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furfuraceous
(fûr′fə-rā′shəs, -fyə-)adj.
Made of or covered with scaly, branlike particles.
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fur·fu·ra·ceous
(fŭr'fŭr-ā'shŭs)Branny, or composed of small scales; denoting a form of desquamation.
Synonym(s): pityroid.
Synonym(s): pityroid.
[L. furfuraceus, fr. furfur, bran]
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