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Definition of jaw
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Jaw (v. t.) To
assail
or abuse by
scolding.
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Walrus
::
Walrus
(n.) A very large
marine
mammal
(Trichecus
rosmarus)
of the Seal
family,
native
of the
Arctic
Ocean.
The male has long and
powerful
tusks
descending
from the upper jaw. It uses these in
procuring
food and in
fighting.
It is
hunted
for its oil,
ivory,
and skin. It feeds
largely
on
mollusks.
Called
also
morse..
Bar
::
Bar (n.) The space
between
the tusks and
grinders
in the upper jaw of a
horse,
in which the bit is
placed..
Odontornithes
::
Odontornithes
(n. pl.) A group of
Mesozoic
birds
having
the jaws armed with
teeth,
as in most other
vertebrates.
They have been
divided
into three
orders:
Odontolcae,
Odontotormae,
and
Saururae..
Chilopoda
::
Chilopoda
(n. pl.) One of the
orders
of
myriapods,
including
the
centipeds.
They have a
single
pair of
elongated
legs
attached
laterally
to each
segment;
well
developed
jaws; and a pair of
thoracic
legs
converted
into
poison
fangs.
They are
insectivorous,
very
active,
and some
species
grow to the
length
of a
foot..
Paragnathus
::
Paragnathus
(n.) One of the
small,
horny,
toothlike
jaws of
certain
annelids..
Pterygomaxillary
::
Pterygomaxillary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the inner
pterygoid
plate,
or
pterygoid
bone, and the lower jaw..
Diastema
::
Diastema
(n.) A
vacant
space,
or gap, esp.
between
teeth in a jaw..
Maxilla
::
Maxilla
(n.) One of the lower or outer jaws of
arthropods.
Pliers
::
Pliers
(n. pl.) A kind of small
pinchers
with long jaws, -- used for
bending
or
cutting
metal rods or wire, for
handling
small
objects
such as the parts of a
watch,
etc..
Mandible
::
Mandible
(n.) The bone, or
principal
bone, of the lower jaw; the
inferior
maxilla;
-- also
applied
to
either
the upper or the lower jaw in the beak of
birds..
Chop
::
Chop (n.) A
movable
jaw or
cheek,
as of a
wooden
vise..
Alligator
::
Alligator
(n.) A large
carnivorous
reptile
of the
Crocodile
family,
peculiar
to
America.
It has a
shorter
and
broader
snout than the
crocodile,
and the large teeth of the lower jaw shut into pits in the upper jaw, which has no
marginal
notches.
Besides
the
common
species
of the
southern
United
States,
there are
allied
species
in South
America..
Hamster
::
Hamster
(n.) A small
European
rodent
(Cricetus
frumentarius).
It is
remarkable
for
having
a pouch on each side of the jaw, under the skin, and for its
migrations..
Lagemorpha
::
Lagemorpha
(n. pl.) A group of
rodents,
including
the
hares.
They have four
incisors
in the upper jaw.
Called
also
Duplicidentata..
Submaxillary
::
Submaxillary
(a.)
Situated
under the
maxilla,
or lower jaw;
inframaxillary;
as, the
submaxillary
gland..
Supramaxillary
::
Supramaxillary
(a.)
Situated
over the lower jaw; as, the
supramaxillary
nerve..
Chapless
::
Chapless
(a.)
Having
no lower jaw;
hence,
fleshless..
Gnathidium
::
Gnathidium
(n.) The ramus of the lower jaw of a bird as far as it is
naked;
--
commonly
used in the
plural.
Incisor
::
Incisor
(n.) One of the teeth in front of the
canines
in
either
jaw; an
incisive
tooth.
See
Tooth.
Underhung
::
Underhung
(a.)
Having
the lower jaw
projecting.
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