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Definition of shoulder
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Shoulder
(n.) The flesh and
muscles
connected
with the
shoulder
joint;
the upper part of the back; that part of the human frame on which it is most easy to carry a heavy
burden;
-- often used in the
plural.
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Wing
::
Wing (n.) An
ornament
worn on the
shoulder;
a small
epaulet
or
shoulder
knot.
Chemisette
::
Chemisette
(n.) An
under-garment,
worn by
women,
usually
covering
the neck,
shoulders,
and
breast..
Epicoracoid
::
Epicoracoid
(n.) A
ventral
cartilaginous
or bony
element
of the
coracoid
in the
shoulder
girdle
of some
vertebrates.
Elaphure
::
Elaphure
(n.) A
species
of deer
(Elaphurus
Davidianus)
found in
china.
It is about four feet high at the
shoulder
and has
peculiar
antlers.
Colstaff
::
Colstaff
(n.) A staff by means of which a
burden
is borne by two
persons
on their
shoulders.
Chasuble
::
Chasuble
(n.) The outer
vestment
worn by the
priest
in
saying
Mass,
consisting,
in the Roman
Catholic
Church,
of a
broad,
flat, back
piece,
and a
narrower
front
piece,
the two
connected
over the
shoulders
only. The back has
usually
a large
cross,
the front an
upright
bar or
pillar,
designed
to be
emblematical
of
Christ's
sufferings.
In the Greek
Church
the
chasuble
is a large round
mantle..
Arm
::
Arm (n.) The limb of the human body which
extends
from the
shoulder
to the hand; also, the
corresponding
limb of a
monkey..
Omohyoid
::
Omohyoid
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
shoulder
and the hyoid bone; as, the
omohyoid
muscle..
Shoulder
::
Shoulder
(n.) The flesh and
muscles
connected
with the
shoulder
joint;
the upper part of the back; that part of the human frame on which it is most easy to carry a heavy
burden;
-- often used in the
plural.
Hump-shouldered
::
Hump-shouldered
(a.)
Having
high,
hunched
shoulders..
Tippet
::
Tippet
(n.) A cape, or
scarflike
garment
for
covering
the neck, or the neck and
shoulders,
--
usually
made of fur,
cloth,
or other warm
material..
Shrug
::
Shrug (v. i.) To raise or draw up the
shoulders,
as in
expressing
dislike,
dread,
doubt,
or the
like..
Slip-on
::
Slip-on
(n.) A kind of
overcoat
worn upon the
shoulders
in the
manner
of a
cloak.
Shoulder
::
Shoulder
(v. t.) To push or
thrust
with the
shoulder;
to push with
violence;
to
jostle.
Middlings
::
Middlings
(n. pl.) In the
southern
and
western
parts of the
United
States,
the
portion
of the hog
between
the ham and the
shoulder;
bacon;
--
called
also
middles..
Amice
::
Amice (n.) A
square
of white linen worn at first on the head, but now about the neck and
shoulders,
by
priests
of the Roman
Catholic
Church
while
saying
Mass..
Shoulder
::
Shoulder
(n.) The upper joint of the fore leg and
adjacent
parts of an
animal,
dressed
for
market;
as, a
shoulder
of
mutton..
Putting
::
Putting
(n.) The
throwing
of a heavy
stone,
shot, etc., with the hand
raised
or
extended
from the
shoulder;
--
originally,
a
Scottish
game..
Splay
::
Splay (v. t.) To
dislocate,
as a
shoulder
bone..
Shoulder
::
Shoulder
(v. t.) To take upon the
shoulder
or
shoulders;
as, to
shoulder
a
basket;
hence,
to
assume
the
burden
or
responsibility
of; as, to
shoulder
blame;
to
shoulder
a
debt..
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