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Definition of articulated
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 articulated is as below...
Articulated
(a.)
Produced,
as a
letter,
syllable,
or word, by the
organs
of
speech;
pronounced..
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Lyopomata
::
Lyopomata
(n. pl.) An order of
brachiopods,
in which the
valves
of shell are not
articulated
by a
hinge.
It
includes
the
Lingula,
Discina,
and
allied
forms..
Article
::
Article
(n.) One of the
segments
of an
articulated
appendage.
Language
::
Language
(n.) Any means of
conveying
or
communicating
ideas;
specifically,
human
speech;
the
expression
of ideas by the
voice;
sounds,
expressive
of
thought,
articulated
by the
organs
of the
throat
and
mouth..
Articulated
::
Articulated
(a.)
Produced,
as a
letter,
syllable,
or word, by the
organs
of
speech;
pronounced..
Inarticulated
::
Inarticulated
(a.) Not
articulated;
not
jointed
or
connected
by a
joint.
Jointed
::
"Jointed
(a.)
Having
joints;
articulated;
full of
nodes;
knotty;
as, a
jointed
doll;
jointed
structure..
Mosasauria
::
Mosasauria
(n. pl.) An order of
large,
extinct,
marine
reptiles,
found in the
Cretaceous
rocks,
especially
in
America.
They were
serpentlike
in form and in
having
loosely
articulated
and
dilatable
jaws, with large
recurved
tteth,
but they had
paddlelike
feet. Some of them were over fifty feet long. They are,
essentially,
fossil
sea
serpents
with
paddles.
Called
also
Pythonomarpha,
and
Mosasauria..
Chara
::
Chara (n.) A genus of
flowerless
plants,
having
articulated
stems and
whorled
branches.
They
flourish
in wet
places..
Acanthopterygii
::
Acanthopterygii
(n. pl.) An order of
fishes
having
some of the rays of the
dorsal,
ventral,
and anal fins
unarticulated
and
spinelike,
as the
perch..
Articulated
::
Articulated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Articulat.
Inarticulate
::
Inarticulate
(a.) Not
jointed
or
articulated;
having
no
distinct
body
segments;
as, an
inarticulate
worm..
Autostylic
::
Autostylic
(a.)
Having
the
mandibular
arch
articulated
directly
to the
cranium,
as in the
skulls
of the
Amphibia..
Labial
::
Labial
(a.)
Articulated,
as a
consonant,
mainly
by the lips, as b, p, m, w..
Segmented
::
Segmented
(a.)
Divided
into
segments
or
joints;
articulated.
Ophiuroidea
::
Ophiuroidea
(n. pl.) A class of
star-shaped
echinoderms
having
a
disklike
body, with
slender,
articulated
arms, which are not
grooved
beneath
and are often very
fragile;
--
called
also
Ophiuroida
and
Ophiuridea.
See
Illust.
under
Brittle
star..
Articulated
::
Articulated
(a.)
United
by, or
provided
with,
articulations;
jointed;
as, an
articulated
skeleton..
Lith
::
Lith (n.) A joint or limb; a
division;
a
member;
a part
formed
by
growth,
and
articulated
to, or
symmetrical
with, other
parts..
Continuous
::
Continuous
(a.) Not
deviating
or
varying
from
uninformity;
not
interrupted;
not
joined
or
articulated.
Hyostylic
::
Hyostylic
(a.)
Having
the
mandible
suspended
by the
hyomandibular,
or upper part of the hyoid arch, as in
fishes,
instead
of
directly
articulated
with the skull as in
mammals;
-- said of the
skull..
Digraph
::
Digraph
(n.) Two signs or
characters
combined
to
express
a
single
articulated
sound;
as ea in head, or th in
bath..
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