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Definition of joint
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Joint (n.) The means
whereby
the
meeting
surfaces
of
pieces
in a
structure
are
secured
together.
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Knuckle
::
Knuckle
(n.) The
joining
pars of a hinge
through
which the pin or rivet
passes;
a
knuckle
joint.
Hip
::
Hip (n.) The
projecting
region
of the
lateral
parts of one side of the
pelvis
and the hip
joint;
the
haunch;
the
huckle.
Grout
::
Grout (v. t.) To fill up or
finish
with
grout,
as the
joints
between
stones..
Iliopsoas
::
Iliopsoas
(n.) The great
flexor
muscle
of the hip
joint,
divisible
into two
parts,
the iliac and great
psoas,
-- often
regarded
as
distinct
muscles..
Coaptation
::
Coaptation
(n.) The
adaptation
or
adjustment
of parts to each
other,
as of a
broken
bone or
dislocated
joint..
Tetramera
::
Tetramera
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Coleoptera
having,
apparently,
only four
tarsal
joints,
one joint being
rudimentary..
Knotgrass
::
Knotgrass
(n.) a
common
weed with
jointed
stems
(Polygonum
aviculare);
knotweed.
Commissure
::
Commissure
(n.) A
joint,
seam, or
closure;
the place where two
bodies,
or parts of a body, meet and
unite;
an
interstice,
cleft,
or
juncture..
Leprosy
::
Leprosy
(n.) A
cutaneous
disease
which first
appears
as blebs or as
reddish,
shining,
slightly
prominent
spots,
with
spreading
edges.
These are often
followed
by an
eruption
of dark or
yellowish
prominent
nodules,
frequently
producing
great
deformity.
In one
variety
of the
disease,
anaesthesia
of the skin is a
prominent
symptom.
In
addition
there may be
wasting
of the
muscles,
falling
out of the hair and
nails,
and
distortion
of the hands and feet with
destruction
of the bones and
joints.
It is
Brachiata
::
Brachiata
(n. pl.) A
division
of the
Crinoidea,
including
those
furnished
with long
jointed
arms. See
Crinoidea..
Concause
::
Concause
(n.) A joint
cause.
Joint
::
Joint (n.) The means
whereby
the
meeting
surfaces
of
pieces
in a
structure
are
secured
together.
Cooperate
::
Cooperate
(v. i.) To act or
operate
jointly
with
another
or
others;
to
concur
in
action,
effort,
or
effect..
Packing
::
Packing
(n.) A
substance
or piece used to make a joint
imperviou.
Bacterium
::
Bacterium
(n.) A
microscopic
vegetable
organism,
belonging
to the class
Algae,
usually
in the form of a
jointed
rodlike
filament,
and found in
putrefying
organic
infusions.
Bacteria
are
destitute
of
chlorophyll,
and are the
smallest
of
microscopic
organisms.
They are very
widely
diffused
in
nature,
and
multiply
with
marvelous
rapidity,
both by
fission
and by
spores.
Certain
species
are
active
agents
in
fermentation,
while
others
appear
to be the cause of
certain
infectious
diseases.
See
Bacillus
Felon
::
Felon (a.) A kind of
whitlow;
a
painful
imflammation
of the
periosteum
of a
finger,
usually
of the last
joint..
Anarthropoda
::
Anarthropoda
(n. pl.) One of the
divisions
of
Articulata
in which there are no
jointed
legs, as the
annelids;
--
opposed
to
Arthropoda..
Biarticulate
::
Biarticulate
(a.)
Having,
or
consisting
of, tow
joints..
Kneejoint
::
Kneejoint
(n.) The joint of the knee.
Trochantine
::
Trochantine
(n.) The
second
joint of the leg of an
insect,
-- often
united
with the
coxa..
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