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Definition of median
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 median is as below...
Median
(a.)
Situated
in the
middle;
lying in a plane
dividing
a
bilateral
animal
into right and left
halves;
-- said of
unpaired
organs
and
parts;
as,
median
coverts..
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Entoplastron
::
Entoplastron
(n.) The
median
plate of the
plastron
of
turtles;
--
called
also
entosternum.
Scyllaea
::
Scyllaea
(n.) A genus of
oceanic
nudibranchiate
mollusks
having
the small
branched
gills
situated
on the upper side of four
fleshy
lateral
lobes,
and on the
median
caudal
crest..
Median
::
Median
(a.)
Situated
in the
middle;
lying in a plane
dividing
a
bilateral
animal
into right and left
halves;
-- said of
unpaired
organs
and
parts;
as,
median
coverts..
Cabaret
::
Cabaret
(n.) a type of
restaurant
where
liquor
and
dinner
is
served,
and
entertainment
is
provided,
as by
musicians,
dancers,
or
comedians,
and
providing
space for
dancing
by the
patrons;
--
similar
to a
nightclub.
The term
cabaret
is often used in the names of such an
establishment..
Fork-tailed
::
Fork-tailed
(a.)
Having
the outer tail
feathers
longer
than the
median
ones;
swallow-tailed;
-- said of many
birds.
Mediant
::
Mediant
(n.) The third above the
keynote;
-- so
called
because
it
divides
the
interval
between
the tonic and
dominant
into two
thirds.
Inframedian
::
Inframedian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
interval
or zone along the sea
bottom,
at the depth of
between
fifty and one
hundred
fathoms..
Raphe
::
Raphe (n.) A line,
ridge,
furrow,
or band of
fibers,
especially
in the
median
line; as, the raphe of the
tongue..
Umbilicus
::
Umbilicus
(n.) The
depression,
or mark, in the
median
line of the
abdomen,
which
indicates
the point where the
umbilical
cord
separated
from the
fetus;
the
navel..
Third
::
Third (n.) The third tone of the
scale;
the
mediant.
Scissors-tailed
::
Scissors-tailed
(a.)
Having
the outer
feathers
much the
longest,
the
others
decreasing
regularly
to the
median
ones..
Heteropoda
::
Heteropoda
(n. pl.) An order of
pelagic
Gastropoda,
having
the foot
developed
into a
median
fin. Some of the
species
are
naked;
others,
as
Carinaria
and
Atlanta,
have thin
glassy
shells..
Abductor
::
Abductor
(n.) A
muscle
which
serves
to draw a part out, or form the
median
line of the body; as, the
abductor
oculi,
which draws the eye
outward..
Nuchal
::
Nuchal
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or in the
region
of, the back, or nape, of the neck; --
applied
especially
to the
anterior
median
plate in the
carapace
of
turtles..
Episternum
::
Episternum
(n.) A
median
bone
connected
with the
sternum,
in many
vertebrates;
the
interclavicle..
Zygosphene
::
Zygosphene
(n.) A
median
process
on the front part of the
neural
arch of the
vertebrae
of most
snakes
and some
lizards,
which fits into a
fossa,
called
the
zygantrum,
on the back part of the arch in
front..
Rhachis
::
Rhachis
(n.) The
median
part of the
radula
of a
mollusk.
Urosteon
::
Urosteon
(n.) A
median
ossification
back of the
lophosteon
in the
sternum
of some
birds.
Pygal
::
Pygal (a.)
Situated
in the
region
of the rump, or
posterior
end of the
backbone;
--
applied
especially
to the
posterior
median
plates
in the
carapace
of
chelonians..
Comedian
::
Comedian
(n.) An actor or
player
in
comedy.
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