Cæ'cum, n.
n. [Lat. cæcus, blind, invisible, concealed; Ger. blinddarm, blind-gut.] (Anat.) The commencement of the large intestine, forming a closed tube before the insertion of the small intestine;—called also blind gut. Dunglison.
n. [Lat. cæcus, blind, invisible, concealed; Ger. blinddarm, blind-gut.] (Anat.) The commencement of the large intestine, forming a closed tube before the insertion of the small intestine;—called also blind gut. Dunglison.