What is another word for sweat duct?
Pronunciation: [swˈɛt dˈʌkt] (IPA) 
Sweat duct is a common term used to describe the tube-like structure through which sweat travels to reach the surface of the skin. Alternatively, other synonyms can be used to describe this structure. Some options include sweat gland, sudoriferous duct, and eccrine duct. These terms are often used interchangeably to describe the same physiological function of the human body. Additionally, the word pore can be used to describe the opening at the surface of the skin where sweat exits the body. While less specific to sweat, the word duct can also describe other tubular structures in the human body such as the fallopian tubes or hepatic duct.
