caeciform
/ˈsiːsɪfɔːrm/Definitions
1. adjective
Resembling the caecum, especially in having a blind pouch-like structure at the end of the intestine.
“The caeciform nature of the creature’s digestive system allowed it to break down cellulose.”
2. noun
A caeciform structure or organ.
“The caeciform pouch in the animal’s intestine played a crucial role in its diet.”