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Definition of shoulder
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Shoulder
(n.) The upper joint of the fore leg and
adjacent
parts of an
animal,
dressed
for
market;
as, a
shoulder
of
mutton..
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Shoulder
::
Shoulder
(n.) Fig.: That which
supports
or
sustains;
support.
Espauliere
::
Espauliere
(n.) A
defense
for the
shoulder,
composed
of
flexible
overlapping
plates
of
metal,
used in the 15th
century;
-- the
origin
of the
modern
epaulette..
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..
Splay
::
Splay (a.)
Displayed;
spread
out;
turned
outward;
hence,
flat;
ungainly;
as, splay
shoulders..
Spadebone
::
Spadebone
(n.)
Shoulder
blade.
Ailette
::
Ailette
(n.) A small
square
shield,
formerly
worn on the
shoulders
of
knights,
-- being the
prototype
of the
modern
epaulet..
Accolade
::
Accolade
(n.) A
ceremony
formerly
used in
conferring
knighthood,
consisting
am
embrace,
and a
slight
blow on the
shoulders
with the flat blade of a
sword..
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..
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.
Shoulder
::
Shoulder
(n.) The angle of a
bastion
included
between
the face and
flank.
See
Illust.
of
Bastion.
Epicoracoid
::
Epicoracoid
(n.) A
ventral
cartilaginous
or bony
element
of the
coracoid
in the
shoulder
girdle
of some
vertebrates.
Beard
::
Beard (n.) That part of a type which is
between
the
shoulder
of the shank and the face.
Shouldered
::
Shouldered
(a.)
Having
shoulders;
-- used in
composition;
as, a
broad-shouldered
man..
Overhand
::
Overhand
(a.) Done (as
pitching
or
bowling)
with the hand
higher
than the
elbow,
or the arm
above,
or
higher
than, the
shoulder..
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..
Baldric
::
Baldric
(n.) A broad belt,
sometimes
richly
ornamented,
worn over one
shoulder,
across
the
breast,
and under the
opposite
arm; less
properly,
any
belt..
Long-waisted
::
Long-waisted
(a.) Long from the part about the neck or
shoulder,
or from the
armpits,
to the
bottom
of the
weist,
or to the
skirt;
-- said of
garments;
as, a
long-waisted
coat..
Pit
::
Pit (n.) The
hollow
place under the
shoulder
or arm; the
axilla,
or
armpit..
Leapfrog
::
Leapfrog
(n.) A play among boys, in which one
stoops
down and
another
leaps over him by
placing
his hands on the
shoulders
of the
former..
Coracoid
::
Coracoid
(a.)
Pertaining
to a bone of the
shoulder
girdle
in most
birds,
reptiles,
and
amphibians,
which is
reduced
to a
process
of the
scapula
in most
mammals..
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