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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.) One of the
pieces
or parts of an
animal
skeleton;
as, a rib or a thigh bone; a bone of the arm or leg; also, any
fragment
of bony
substance.
(pl.) The frame or
skeleton
of the
body..
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Comminution
::
Comminution
(n.)
Fracture
(of a bone) into a
number
of
pieces.
Pectineal
::
Pectineal
(a.)
Relating
to, or
connected
with, the pubic
bone..
Eupatorium
::
Eupatorium
(n.) A genus of
perennial,
composite
herbs
including
hemp
agrimony,
boneset,
throughwort,
etc..
Frontal
::
Frontal
(n.) The
frontal
bone, or one of the two
frontal
bones,
of the
cranium..
Quittor
::
Quittor
(n.) A
chronic
abscess,
or
fistula
of the
coronet,
in a
horse's
foot,
resulting
from
inflammation
of the
tissues
investing
the
coffin
bone..
Maxillary
::
Maxillary
(n.) The
principal
maxillary
bone; the
maxilla.
Pharyngeal
::
Pharyngeal
(n.) A
pharyngeal
bone or
cartilage;
especially,
one of the lower
pharyngeals,
which
belong
to the
rudimentary
fifth
branchial
arch in many
fishes,
or one of the upper
pharyngeals,
or
pharyngobranchials,
which are the
dorsal
elements
in the
complete
branchial
arches..
Acetabulum
::
Acetabulum
(n.) The bony cup which
receives
the head of the thigh bone.
Cupel
::
Cupel (n.) A
shallow
porous
cup, used in
refining
precious
metals,
commonly
made of bone ashes
(phosphate
of
lime)..
Pterotic
::
Pterotic
(n.) The
pterotic
bone.
Osteophone
::
Osteophone
(n.) An
instrument
for
transmission
of
auditory
vibrations
through
the bones of the head, so as to be
appreciated
as
sounds
by
persons
deaf from
causes
other than those
affecting
the
nervous
apparatus
of
hearing..
Post-temporal
::
Post-temporal
(a.)
Situated
back of the
temporal
bone or the
temporal
region
of the
skull;
--
applied
especially
to a bone which
usually
connects
the
supraclavicle
with the skull in the
pectoral
arch of
fishes.
Occipitoaxial
::
Occipitoaxial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
occipital
bone and
second
vertebra,
or
axis..
Rhynchocephala
::
Rhynchocephala
(n. pl.) An order of
reptiles
having
biconcave
vertebrae,
immovable
quadrate
bones,
and many other
peculiar
osteological
characters.
Hatteria
is the only
living
genus,
but
numerous
fossil
genera
are
known,
some of which are among the
earliest
of
reptiles.
See
Hatteria.
Called
also
Rhynchocephalia..
Oyster
::
Oyster
(n.) A name
popularly
given to the
delicate
morsel
contained
in a small
cavity
of the bone on each side of the lower part of the back of a fowl.
Tarsometatarsus
::
Tarsometatarsus
(n.) The large bone next the foot in the leg of a bird. It is
formed
by the union of the
distal
part of the
tarsus
with the
metatarsus.
Merrythought
::
Merrythought
(n.) The
forked
bone of a
fowl's
breast;
--
called
also
wishbone.
See
Furculum.
Osteography
::
Osteography
(n.) The
description
of
bones;
osteology.
Fibulare
::
Fibulare
(n.) The bone or
cartilage
of the
tarsus,
which
articulates
with the
fibula,
and
corresponds
to the
calcaneum
in man and most
mammals..
Condyle
::
Condyle
(n.) A bony
prominence;
particularly,
an
eminence
at the end of a bone
bearing
a
rounded
articular
surface;
--
sometimes
applied
also to a
concave
articular
surface..
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