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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 (v. t.) To sight along an
object
or set of
objects,
to see if it or they be level or in line, as in
carpentry,
masonry,
and
surveying..
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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..
Sequestrum
::
Sequestrum
(n.) A
portion
of dead bone which
becomes
separated
from the sound
portion,
as in
necrosis..
Ossification
::
Ossification
(n.) The
formation
of bone; the
process,
in the
growth
of an
animal,
by which
inorganic
material
(mainly
lime
salts)
is
deposited
in
cartilage
or
membrane,
forming
bony
tissue;
ostosis..
Clinoid
::
Clinoid
(a.) Like a bed; --
applied
to
several
processes
on the inner side of the
sphenoid
bone.
Thyrohyal
::
Thyrohyal
(n.) One of the lower
segments
in the hyoid arch, often
consolidated
with the body of the hyoid bone and
forming
one of its great
horns,
as in man..
Zygoma
::
Zygoma
(n.) The
zygomatic
process
of the
temporal
bone.
Tarsus
::
Tarsus
(n.) The
ankle;
the bones or
cartilages
of the part of the foot
between
the
metatarsus
and the leg,
consisting
in man of seven short
bones..
Osteoplasty
::
Osteoplasty
(n.) An
operation
or
process
by which the total or
partial
loss of a bone is
remedied.
Ossein
::
Ossein
(n.) The
organic
basis of bone
tissue;
the
residue
after
removal
of the
mineral
matters
from bone by
dilute
acid; in
embryonic
tissue,
the
substance
in which the
mineral
salts are
deposited
to form bone; --
called
also
ostein.
Chemically
it is the same as
collagen..
Ischium
::
Ischium
(n.) The
ventral
and
posterior
of the three
principal
bones
composing
either
half of the
pelvis;
seat bone; the
huckle
bone.
Scutellated
::
Scutellated
(a.)
Formed
like a plate or
salver;
composed
of
platelike
surfaces;
as, the
scutellated
bone of a
sturgeon..
Unbone
::
Unbone
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
bones,
as meat; to
bone..
Fricando
::
Fricando
(n.) A
ragout
or
fricassee
of veal; a fancy dish of veal or of boned
turkey,
served
as an
entree,
--
called
also
fricandel..
Chuck
::
Chuck (n.) A piece of the
backbone
of an
animal,
from
between
the neck and the
collar
bone, with the
adjoining
parts,
cut for
cooking;
as, a chuck
steak;
a chuck
roast..
Coffin
::
Coffin
(n.) The
hollow
crust or hoof of a
horse's
foot, below the
coronet,
in which is the
coffin
bone..
Pygostyle
::
Pygostyle
(n.) The plate of bone which forms the
posterior
end of the
vertebral
column
in most
birds;
the
plowshare
bone; the
vomer.
It is
formed
by the union of a
number
of the last
caudal
vertebrae,
and
supports
the
uropigium..
Pubic
::
Pubic (a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
pubes;
in the
region
of the
pubes;
as, the pubic bone; the pubic
region,
or the lower part of the
hypogastric
region.
See
Pubes..
Opisthotic
::
Opisthotic
(n.) The
inferior
and
posterior
of the three
elements
forming
the
periotic
bone.
Fronto-
::
Fronto-
() A
combining
form
signifying
relating
to the
forehead
or the
frontal
bone; as,
fronto-parietal,
relating
to the
frontal
and the
parietal
bones;
fronto-nasal,
etc..
Pecten
::
Pecten
(n.) The pubic bone.
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