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Definition of shoulder
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Shoulder
(n.) That which
resembles
a human
shoulder,
as any
protuberance
or
projection
from the body of a
thing..
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Round-shouldered
::
Round-shouldered
(a.)
Having
the
shoulders
stooping
or
projecting;
round-backed.
Scarf
::
Scarf (n.) An
article
of dress of a light and
decorative
character,
worn
loosely
over the
shoulders
or about the neck or the
waist;
a light shawl or
handkerchief
for the neck; also, a
cravat;
a
neckcloth..
Sling
::
Sling (v. t.) A strap
attached
to a
firearm,
for
suspending
it from the
shoulder..
Pit
::
Pit (n.) The
hollow
place under the
shoulder
or arm; the
axilla,
or
armpit..
Sack
::
Sack (v. t.) To bear or carry in a sack upon the back or the
shoulders.
Saree
::
Saree (n.) The
principal
garment
of a
Hindoo
woman.
It
consists
of a long piece of
cloth,
which is
wrapped
round the
middle
of the body, a
portion
being
arranged
to hang down in
front,
and the
remainder
passed
across
the bosom over the left
shoulder..
Hod
::
Hod (n.) A kind of
wooden
tray with a
handle,
borne on the
shoulder,
for
carrying
mortar,
brick,
etc..
Toy
::
Toy (v. t.) A
headdress
of linen or
woolen,
that hangs down over the
shoulders,
worn by old women of the lower
classes;
--
called
also toy
mutch..
Suspensation
::
Suspender
(n.) One who, or that
which,
suspends;
esp., one of a pair of
straps
or
braces
worn over the
shoulders,
for
holding
up the
trousers..
Shawl
::
Shawl (n.) A
square
or
oblong
cloth of wool,
cotton,
silk, or other
textile
or
netted
fabric,
used,
especially
by
women,
as a loose
covering
for the neck and
shoulders..
Splay
::
Splay (a.)
Displayed;
spread
out;
turned
outward;
hence,
flat;
ungainly;
as, splay
shoulders..
Zebu
::
Zebu (n.) A
bovine
mammal
(Ros
Indicus)
extensively
domesticated
in
India,
China,
the East
Indies,
and East
Africa.
It
usually
has short
horns,
large
pendulous
ears,
slender
legs, a large
dewlap,
and a
large,
prominent
hump over the
shoulders;
but these
characters
vary in
different
domestic
breeds,
which range in size from that of the
common
ox to that of a large
mastiff..
Dooly
::
Dooly (n.) A kind of
litter
suspended
from men's
shoulders,
for
carrying
persons
or
things;
a
palanquin..
Armhole
::
Armhole
(n.) The
cavity
under the
shoulder;
the
armpit.
Over-arm
::
Over-arm
(a.) Done (as
bowling
or
pitching)
with the arm
raised
above the
shoulder.
See
Overhard.
Acromion
::
Acromion
(n.) The outer
extremity
of the
shoulder
blade.
Scapulo-
::
Scapulo-
() A
combining
form used in
anatomy
to
indicate
connection
with, or
relation
to, the
scapula
or the
shoulder;
as, the
scapulo-clavicular
articulation,
the
articulation
between
the
scapula
and
clavicle..
Scapulary
::
Scapulary
(n.) The name given to two
pieces
of cloth worn under the
ordinary
garb and over the
shoulders
as an act of
devotion.
Port
::
Port (v. t.) To
throw,
as a
musket,
diagonally
across
the body, with the lock in
front,
the right hand
grasping
the small of the
stock,
and the
barrel
sloping
upward
and
crossing
the point of the left
shoulder;
as, to port
arms..
Brassart
::
Brassart
(n.) Armor for the arm; --
generally
used for the whole arm from the
shoulder
to the
wrist,
and
consisting,
in the 15th and 16th
centuries,
of many
parts..
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