cer|vix

cer|vix
cer|vix «SUR vihks», noun, plural -vix|es or -vi|ces.
1. the neck, especially the back of the neck.
2. a necklike part of an organ, especially of the uterus or the bladder.
3. a necklike part of a tooth.
[< Latin cervīx, -īcis]

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