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Why is the expression "bodily fluids" and not "body fluids"?
Oct 2, 2014 · So, to me "body fluids" denotes the type of fluids, vs any other fluid present, like water, alcohol or gasoline, etc. In other words, "bodily" is an adjective descriptor whereas …