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Fine hair that appears on the developing fetus during the fifth or sixth month of fetal development.<\/p>\n

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Soft hair on the body of a fetus or newborn baby.<\/p>\n

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Soft hair on the body of an adult, except on the palms of the hands, the soles of the feet and the parts where long hair grows.<\/p>\n

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Downy hair found on newborns, especially those who are premature; it may also be found among some people with anorexia nervosa.<\/p>\n

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Fine, downy hair covering a fetus; it is normally shed during the ninth month of gestation but may be present on newborns, especially premature newborns.<\/p>\n

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Fine hair covering the body and limbs of the human fetus. It is most profuse at about the seventh month of gestation and is shed in the ninth month.<\/p>\n

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Soft fine hair covering the fetus. It disappears by the ninth month of gestation and is therefore only seen on premature babies.<\/p>\n

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Originally, the soft hair that covers a human fetus between the fifth and ninth months of pregnancy. However, the term is commonly used to describe any fine, fluffy hair.<\/p>\n

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