: loss or impairment of the sense of smell
— an·os·mic adjective
Etymology:
New Latin, from a- + Greek osmē smell
First Known Use: 1797
Friday word: Anosmia
: loss or impairment of the sense of smell
— an·os·mic adjective
Etymology:
New Latin, from a- + Greek osmē smell
First Known Use: 1797
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Sunday Word: Jardinière
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Wednesday Word: Frustum
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