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What words have the Greek root or in them?

Here are some words with the Greek root "or" meaning "mouth" or "opening":

General:

* Oral: Relating to the mouth, spoken.

* Orifice: An opening or hole, especially in the body.

* Oral cavity: The mouth.

* Oration: A formal speech.

* Oratory: The art of public speaking.

* Oral surgery: Surgery performed in the mouth.

More specific:

* Aorta: The main artery of the body, carrying blood from the heart.

* Oral history: Historical accounts based on interviews with people who experienced events firsthand.

* Oral fixation: In Freudian psychology, a fixation on oral activities like eating or smoking.

* Oral sex: Sexual activity involving the mouth.

Less common:

* Orofacial: Relating to the mouth and face.

* Oropharynx: The part of the pharynx that connects the mouth to the larynx.

* Oronasal: Relating to the mouth and nose.

Please note that some of these words may have other meanings not related to the Greek root "or."

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