intr. & tr.v., -crosed, -cros·ing, -cros·es.
To undergo or cause to undergo necrosis.
[Back-formation from NECROSIS.]
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necrose
American Heritage Dictionary:
ne·crose |
intr. & tr.v., -crosed, -cros·ing, -cros·es.
To undergo or cause to undergo necrosis.
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American Heritage Stedman's Medical Dictionary:
ne·crose |
(nĕ-krōs', -krōz', nĕk'rōs', -rōz')
v., -crosed, -cros·ing, -cros·es.
v., -crosed, -cros·ing, -cros·es.
To undergo or cause to undergo necrosis.
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