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noun
(also otorrhea)
Medicine Discharge, especially purulent discharge, from the ear; a case or type of this.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in David MacBride (1726–1778), chemist and physician. From post-classical Latin otorrhoea from oto- + -rrhoea.
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