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61 hipermastia
f.1 hypermastia, abnormal growth of the mammary glands, gigantomastia, excessive enlargement of the mammary glands.2 hypermastia, presence of more than two mammary glands. -
62 cascabel
(Sp. model spelled same [kaskaßél] < Occitan cascavel 'bell' diminutive form of Vulgar Latin * cascabus < Latin caccabus which was anciently used to mean bell, and it evolved into its modern form by onomatopoeic influence)According to Watts, "The enlargement at the loose end of the reata, which, after the dally around the saddle-horn was made, could be caught under the right leg of the roper." This meaning is not referenced in Spanish sources, and it is uncertain how the Spanish word for 'small bell or jingle bell' gained this meaning in the Southwest. Perhaps the southwestern definition came from another meaning in American Spanish, where cascabel can also refer to the rattle on a rattlesnake.
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