| Truncal |  |
| adjective | 1. Of or affecting the trunk of the body, or of a nerve. |
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 | | "I'm going to the doctor for a pinched truncal nerve." | | "After sitting in front of the computer, doing some truncal stretches will help your back feel better." | | "Do you feel pain in your truncal area, or is it more in your legs?" |
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 | | Latin, mid-19th century |
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 | | Certain words are limited to use in specific fields, and there are entire dictionaries devoted to medical terminology. "Truncal" is an adjective likely only used by doctors and others in the medical field to describe things affecting the trunk of the body. ... |  |
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