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Definition of articulation
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Articulation
(n.) The state of being
jointed;
connection
of
parts.
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Linguadental
::
Linguadental
(n.) An
articulation
pronounced
by the aid or use of the
tongue
and
teeth.
Inarticulate
::
Inarticulate
(a.) Not
uttered
with
articulation
or
intelligible
distinctness,
as
speech
or
words..
Utterance
::
Utterance
(n.) Vocal
expression;
articulation;
speech.
Juncture
::
"Juncture
(n.) The line or point at which two
bodies
are
joined;
a
joint;
an
articulation;
a seam; as, the
junctures
of a
vessel
or of the
bones..
Letter
::
Letter
(n.) A mark or
character
used as the
representative
of a
sound,
or of an
articulation
of the human
organs
of
speech;
a first
element
of
written
language..
Labialization
::
Labialization
(n.) The
modification
of an
articulation
by
contraction
of the lip
opening.
Mutteringly
::
Mutteringly
(adv.)
With a low voice and
indistinct
articulation;
in a
muttering
manner.
Resection
::
Resection
(n.) The
removal
of the
articular
extremity
of a bone, or of the ends of the bones in a false
articulation..
Elater
::
Elater
(n.) Any
beetle
of the
family
Elateridae,
having
the
habit,
when laid on the back, of
giving
a
sudden
upward
spring,
by a quick
movement
of the
articulation
between
the
abdomen
and
thorax;
--
called
also click
beetle,
spring
beetle,
and
snapping
beetle..
Lisp
::
Lisp (v. i.) To speak with
imperfect
articulation;
to
mispronounce,
as a child
learning
to
talk..
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) One of the nodes or
joints,
as in cane and
maize..
Synastry
::
Synarthrosis
(n.)
Immovable
articulation
by close
union,
as in
sutures.
It
sometimes
includes
symphysial
articulations
also. See the Note under
Articulation,
n., 1..
Joint
::
"Joint
(n.) The part or space
included
between
two
joints,
knots,
nodes,
or
articulations;
as, a joint of cane or of a grass stem; a joint of the leg..
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..
Enarthrosis
::
Enarthrosis
(n.) A ball and
socket
joint,
or the kind of
articulation
represented
by such a
joint.
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..
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..
Muffle
::
Muffle
(v. i.) To speak
indistinctly,
or
without
clear
articulation..
Acetabulum
::
Acetabulum
(n.) The
cavity
in which the leg of an
insect
is
inserted
at its
articulation
with the body.
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) The
connection
of the parts of a plant by
joints,
as in
pods..
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