1680s, "of or pertaining to the neck," from French cervical, from Latin cervix (see cervix). Meaning "of the neck of the womb" attested by 1832. Related: Cervically.
cervical cancer
certitude
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cerulean
cerumen
cerveza
cervical
cervix
Cesar
cesarean
cesarian
cesium
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