obex

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  1. A barrier; hence, a preventive. Episcopacy [was] ordained as the remedy and obex of schism. Jer. Taylor, Works (ed. 1835), II. 149.
  2. In anatomy, a thickening at the point of the calamus scriptorius in the membrane roofing the fourth ventricle.

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  1. Latin, from obicere, objicere, throw before: see object, v.
 

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