agger
noun
ag·ger ˈa-jər 
plural aggers
1
: a mound or construction made of soil and stones : earthwork sense 1: such as
a
: a fortification made chiefly of earth : rampart
b
: a road usually raised and with sloping drainage embankments
2
: an anatomical prominence
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, "heap of stones, earthwork," borrowed from Latin — more at exaggerate
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Medical Definition
agger
noun
ag·ger ˈaj-ər
: an anatomical prominence
- reconstructive
- reconstructive surgery
- reconstructor
- reconstructors
- reconstructs
- reconstrue
- reconsult
- reconsultation
- recontact
- recontacted
- recontacting
- recontacts
- recontaminate
- recontaminated
- recontaminates
- recontaminating
- recontamination
- recontaminations
- recontemplate
- recontemplation
- recontextualize
- recontextualized
- recontextualizes
- recontextualizing
- recontinue