The word is on the tip of my tongue...
Posted By: MT on 2007-11-28
In Reply to: doc stuttering sm - Jan
Subject: The word is on the tip of my tongue...
...not contrite? contra...contra...you know...contradictive. Still can't think of the word...Sorry!
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Subject: deviation of the tongue
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Subject: Tongue of tissue
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Subject: s/l hypercherphy tongue
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Subject: Patient has a sore on her tongue...sm
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Subject: it could be calcium - with a slip of tongue??
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Subject: s/l "the tongue of a sheeto" that was.....
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Subject: Right testicle? Sounds like doc was tripping on tongue sm
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nm
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