freshman's nerve
freshman's nerve noun: the plantaris muscle.
Noun
freshman's nerve (plural freshman's nerves)
Forms of freshman's nerve
| plural | freshman's nerves |
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Origin of freshman's nerve
So called because it is often mistaken for a nerve by new medical students.
Questions about freshman's nerve
- What does freshman's nerve mean?
- Freshman's nerve means the plantaris muscle.
- What part of speech is freshman's nerve?
- Freshman's nerve is a noun.
- What is the plural of freshman's nerve?
- The plural of freshman's nerve is freshman's nerves.
Words near freshman's nerve in the dictionary
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