oro-, or-, ori-
(Latin: mouth, face; referring to the "mouth")
						oroantral					
					
						Situated between the inside of the mouth and the interior of the maxillary antrum.					
									
						orofacial					
					
						Pertaining to, or concerning, the mouth and the face.					
									
						orofaciodigital syndrome					
					
						An inherited disorder characterized by mental retardation and deformities of the mouth, tongue, fingers, and sometimes the face.					
									
						orolingual					
					
						Of or relating to the mouth and the tongue.					
									
						oromaxilla					
					
						Referring to the mouth and the maxilla (upper jawbone).					
									
						oronasal					
					
						Relating to both the mouth and the nose.					
									
						orotund					
					
						1. Pompous and bombastic: orotund talk.
2. Full of sound; sonorous: orotund tones.
3. Etymology: from an alteration of the Latin ore rotundo, with a "round mouth"; from os, "mouth" and rotundo, "round".
									2. Full of sound; sonorous: orotund tones.
3. Etymology: from an alteration of the Latin ore rotundo, with a "round mouth"; from os, "mouth" and rotundo, "round".
						orotundity					
					
						1. The orotund mode of intonation.
2. Pretentious, pompous speech or writing.
									2. Pretentious, pompous speech or writing.
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