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calcar
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cal·car¹ (k

l

kär

)

n. pl. cal·car·i·a (k

l-kâr

-

)

A spur or spurlike projection, such as one found on the base of a petal or on the wing or leg of a bird.

[Latin, spur, from calx, calc-, heel.]

calcar (k

l

kär

)

A spur or spurlike projection, such as one found on the base of a petal or on the wing or leg of a bird.

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