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calcareous
English
Etymology
From Latin calc?rius (“of or pertaining to lime”), derived from calx (“lime”). Similar to calcium.
Adjective
calcareous (comparative more calcareous, superlative most calcareous)
- Resembling or containing calcium carbonate or limestone; chalky.
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tubeworm
English
Alternative forms
- tube worm
Etymology
tube +? worm
Noun
tubeworm (plural tubeworms)
- Any of many marine polychaete worms, mostly of the family Serpulidae, which construct permanent calcareous tubes on rocks, ship bottoms etc.
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