Having a nose that is flattened or turned upward.
From Latin 'camūsus' meaning snub-nosed, possibly derived from Greek 'kamōs.' The term entered English medical and descriptive vocabulary to describe nasal deformities or distinctive facial features.
This wonderfully archaic word shows how people used to have highly specific terms for physical features—imagine if we had equally detailed vocabulary for every human variation today! It's the kind of word you'd find in old medical texts describing patients with unusual facial structures.
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