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Meanings of jointed in anglès
Usage of jointed in anglès
1
These ties are jointed to the hanging chains by pins 20 in.
2
Let a well-jointed syllogism underlie and form the framework of your sermon.
3
The other set, shorter and three-jointed, was suitable for most other tasks.
4
The sides separated and transformed into jointed limbs ending in mechanical hands.
5
It was jointed and cream-coloured, and looked like a large deformed lobster.
6
A cauldron hung, by iron bars jointed together, from the gloom above.
7
They had streamline hulls and tails that embodied universal-jointed double fish-tail rudders.
8
They were jointed-footed animals, allied to Crustaceans and perhaps also to King-crabs.
9
Feet firm, round, and cat-like, not too large, spreading, and loose jointed.
10
He was rather tall, shaggy, loose-jointed, long-armed, broad-shouldered, and he squinted awfully.
11
We won't even need a loose-jointed confession, because we caught him black-handed.
12
Marco used a double-jointed thumb to point to the centre of the disc.
13
The knotted or jointed fingers give carefulness and detail in work or study.
14
To either side of it, a jointed set of broken tables slowly flapped.
15
I finally realized what he meant: he was almost completely double-jointed.
16
A pair of flex-jointed extractor rods, of different diameters, rose on either side.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common