Wildermuth's ear
Wildermuth's ear noun: the congenital defect of an ear having a backwards-oriented helix and consequently a protruding antihelix.
Noun
Wildermuth's ear (plural Wildermuth's ears)
- The congenital defect of an ear having a backwards-oriented helix and consequently a protruding antihelix.
Forms of Wildermuth's ear
| plural | Wildermuth's ears |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Wildermuth ear |
Origin of Wildermuth's ear
Named after Hermann A. Wildermuth (1852–1907), the German neurologist who identified the defect.
Questions about Wildermuth's ear
- What does Wildermuth's ear mean?
- Wildermuth's ear means the congenital defect of an ear having a backwards-oriented helix and consequently a protruding antihelix.
- What part of speech is Wildermuth's ear?
- Wildermuth's ear is a noun.
- What is the plural of Wildermuth's ear?
- The plural of Wildermuth's ear is Wildermuth's ears.
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