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Calus

Definition:

A calus (noun) is a hardened or thickened area of skin that develops as a response to friction or pressure.

Senses:

1. (noun) A callus formed on the hands or feet.

2. (noun) A plant tissue that protects against damage or infection.

3. (noun) A callus tissue formed on the end of a bone during the healing process.

4. (verb) To develop a callus on the skin or plant tissue.

Examples:

1. His hands were covered in calluses from years of playing the guitar.

2. The cactus had thick calluses on its stem to protect against desert conditions.

3. The X-ray revealed callus formation around the fractured bone.

4. If you keep working with your hands, you will eventually calus and not feel the pain.

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