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Definition of bone
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bone is as below...
Bone (n.) The hard,
calcified
tissue
of the
skeleton
of
vertebrate
animals,
consisting
very
largely
of
calcic
carbonate,
calcic
phosphate,
and
gelatine;
as, blood and
bone..
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Necrosis
::
Necrosis
(n.)
Mortification
or
gangrene
of bone, or the death of a bone or
portion
of a bone in mass, as
opposed
to its death by
molecular
disintegration.
See
Caries..
Supraoccipital
::
Supraoccipital
(a.)
Situated
over, or in the upper part of, the
occiput;
of or
pertaining
to the
supraoccipital
bone..
Whirlbone
::
Whirlbone
(n.) The
huckle
bone.
Hyoglossus
::
Hyoglossus
(n.) A flat
muscle
on
either
side of the
tongue,
connecting
it with the hyoid
bone..
Lammergeier
::
Lammergeier
(n.) A very large
vulture
(Gypaetus
barbatus),
which
inhabits
the
mountains
of
Southern
Europe,
Asia, and
Northern
Africa.
When
full-grown
it is nine or ten feet in
extent
of
wings.
It is
brownish
black
above,
with the under parts and neck rusty
yellow;
the
forehead
and crown
white;
the sides of the head and beard
black.
It feeds
partly
on
carrion
and
partly
on small
animals,
which it
kills.
It has the habit of
carrying
tortoises
and
marrow
bones to a great
height,
and
dropping
them
Occipital
::
Occipital
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
occiput,
or back part of the head, or to the
occipital
bone..
Osselet
::
Osselet
(n.) The
internal
bone, or
shell,
of a
cuttlefish..
Boncilate
::
Boncilate
(n.) A
substance
composed
of
ground
bone,
mineral
matters,
etc.,
hardened
by
pressure,
and used for
making
billiard
balls,
boxes,
etc..
Rump
::
Rump (n.) Among
butchers,
the piece of beef
between
the
sirloin
and the
aitchbone
piece.
See
Illust.
of
Beef..
Malacosteon
::
Malacosteon
(n.) A
peculiar
disease
of the
bones,
in
consequence
of which they
become
softened
and
capable
of being bent
without
breaking..
Texture
::
Texture
(n.) The
disposition
of the
several
parts of any body in
connection
with each
other,
or the
manner
in which the
constituent
parts are
united;
structure;
as, the
texture
of
earthy
substances
or
minerals;
the
texture
of a plant or a bone; the
texture
of
paper;
a loose or
compact
texture..
Bloodybones
::
Bloodybones
(n.) A
terrible
bugbear.
Backbone
::
Backbone
(n.) The
column
of bones in the back which
sustains
and gives
firmness
to the
frame;
the
spine;
the
vertebral
or
spinal
column.
Apohyal
::
Apohyal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
portion
of the horn of the hyoid bone.
Pterotic
::
Pterotic
(n.) The
pterotic
bone.
Tibiale
::
Tibiale
(n.) The bone or
cartilage
of the
tarsus
which
articulates
with the tibia and
corresponds
to a part of the
astragalus
in man and most
mammals.
Postclavicle
::
Postclavicle
(n.) A bone in the
pectoral
girdle
of many
fishes
projecting
backward
from the
clavicle.
Fossilize
::
Fossilize
(v. t.) To
convert
into a
fossil;
to
petrify;
as, to
fossilize
bones or
wood..
Heelspur
::
Heelspur
(n.) A
slender
bony or
cartilaginous
process
developed
from the heel bone of bats. It helps to
support
the wing
membranes.
See
Illust.
of
Cheiropter.
Suprafoliaceous
::
Supra-ethmoid
(a.)
Above,
or on the
dorsal
side of, the
ethmoid
bone or
cartilage..
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