Anatomical term that's Latin for "hollow" Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% CAVA Anatomical term that's Latin for "hollow" (4)
64% CYST Anatomical pouch (4) New York Times Jul 9, 2026
61% IDEST That is, in Latin (5) LA Times Daily Aug 28, 2026
61% GEODES Hollow stones (6) Newsday Aug 9, 2026
61% SAC Anatomical pouch (3) USA Today Jun 3, 2026
58% DIEM Day, in Latin (4) LA Times Daily Aug 24, 2026
58% DEI Latin gods (3) New York Times Aug 24, 2026
58% ONUS Latin for "load" (4) Wall Street Journal Aug 22, 2026
58% REX King, in Latin (3) Thomas Joseph Aug 8, 2026
58% TUA Latin "your" (3) TV Aug 2, 2026
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