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Definition of articulation
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Articulation
(n.) One of the nodes or
joints,
as in cane and
maize..
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Enarthrosis
::
Enarthrosis
(n.) A ball and
socket
joint,
or the kind of
articulation
represented
by such a
joint.
See
Articulation..
Interarticular
::
Interarticular
(a.)
Situated
between
joints
or
articulations;
as,
interarticular
cartilages
and
ligaments..
Enunciation
::
Enunciation
(n.) Mode of
utterance
or
pronunciation,
especially
as
regards
fullness
and
distinctness
or
articulation;
as, to speak with a clear or
impressive
enunciation..
Polyphony
::
Polyphony
(n.)
Plurality
of
sounds
and
articulations
expressed
by the same vocal sign.
Labialism
::
Labialism
(n.) The
quality
of being
labial;
as, the
labialism
of an
articulation;
conversion
into a
labial,
as of a sound which is
different
in
another
language..
Inarticulate
::
Inarticulate
(a.) Not
uttered
with
articulation
or
intelligible
distinctness,
as
speech
or
words..
Symphysotomy
::
Symphysis
(n.) The union or
coalescence
of
bones;
also, the place of union or
coalescence;
as, the
symphysis
of the lower jaw. Cf.
Articulation..
Exarticulation
::
Exarticulation
(n.)
Luxation;
the
dislocation
of a
joint.
Diarthrosis
::
Diarthrosis
(n.) A form of
articulation
which
admits
of
considerable
motion;
a
complete
joint;
abarticulation.
See
Articulation.
Gout
::
Gout (n.) A
constitutional
disease,
occurring
by
paroxysms.
It
consists
in an
inflammation
of the
fibrous
and
ligamentous
parts of the
joints,
and
almost
always
attacks
first the great toe, next the
smaller
joints,
after which it may
attack
the
greater
articulations.
It is
attended
with
various
sympathetic
phenomena,
particularly
in the
digestive
organs.
It may also
attack
internal
organs,
as the
stomach,
the
intestines,
etc..
Articulate
::
Articulate
(v. i.) To join or be
connected
by
articulation.
Intertarsal
::
Intertarsal
(a.)
Between
the
tarsal
bones;
as, the
intertarsal
articulations..
Coarticulation
::
Coarticulation
(n.) The union or
articulation
of bones to form a
joint.
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) One of the parts
intercepted
between
the
joints;
also, a
subdivision
into parts at
regular
or
irregular
intervals
as a
result
of
serial
intermission
in
growth,
as in the cane,
grasses,
etc..
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) A joint or
juncture
between
bones in the
skeleton.
Linguadental
::
Linguadental
(n.) An
articulation
pronounced
by the aid or use of the
tongue
and
teeth.
Joint
::
"Joint
(n.) A
joining
of two
things
or parts so as to admit of
motion;
an
articulation,
whether
movable
or not; a
hinge;
as, the knee
joint;
a node or joint of a stem; a ball and
socket
joint.
See
Articulation..
Dental
::
Dental
(a.)
Formed
by the aid of the
teeth;
-- said of
certain
articulations
and the
letters
representing
them; as, d t are
dental
letters..
Ginglymus
::
Ginglymus
(n.) A hinge
joint;
an
articulation,
admitting
of
flexion
and
extension,
or
motion
in two
directions
only, as the elbow and the
ankle..
Fricative
::
Fricative
(a.)
Produced
by the
friction
or
rustling
of the
breath,
intonated
or
unintonated,
through
a
narrow
opening
between
two of the mouth
organs;
uttered
through
a close
approach,
but not with a
complete
closure,
of the
organs
of
articulation,
and hence
capable
of being
continued
or
prolonged;
-- said of
certain
consonantal
sounds,
as f, v, s, z, etc..
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