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Word With Star Or Navel

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noun

• a long fixed look

verb

• look at with fixed eyes

27%7Word for navel in medical jargon
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26%15 Omphalotus is derived from the Greek word for 'navel'
noun

• a genus of fungi with a depressed disc in the cap

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