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Meanings of lower jaw in English
The jaw in vertebrates that is hinged to open the mouth.
Synonyms
Examples for "jawbone"
Examples for "jawbone"
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Susannah leaned forward and touched the jawbone Roland held in his hands.
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She nodded at the case, where the jawbone was supposed to be.
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There is Samson belaboring the Philistines with the jawbone of an ass.
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A woman played the other jawbone, which was from a younger animal.
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A scar along his jawbone wouldn't be pretty, but it wasn't disastrous.
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Seven cases were located in the mandible, and 5 in the maxilla.
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This report describes 2 cases of intraosseous PH arising in the mandible.
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The usual presentation was a mass at the angle of the mandible.
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The maxilla and mandible were segmented and aligned to the postoperative position.
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Rojka's upper and lower mandible armor shifted as he spoke to her.
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The problem of shade caused by tall buildings standing cheek-by-jowl, for example.
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Passengers are packed check-by-jowl, yet have no problem reading or even sleeping.
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Guardians of the body cheek by jowl with guardians of the soul.
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The main ingredients are eggs, hard cheese, pork jowl and black pepper.
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They buried Dickens in the very next grave, cheek by jowl with Handel.
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The upper mandibula is much longer than the lower, overhanging it considerably.
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He was going on to add that mandibula signified jaw bone; abdomen, meant belly.
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The mandibula and look at the cheeks.
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Osteoradionecrosis of the mandibular bone only developed in 1 patient after treatment.
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Alcohol consumption was associated with a reduction of mandibular bone density and cortical width.
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Results: Oc-Wnt10b mice have increased mandibular bone and impaired eruption of incisors during postnatal development.
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The dual drug loaded scaffolds also significantly promoted in vivo mandibular bone formation after 8 week implantation.
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Introduction: Whether mandibular bone and axial or peripheral skeleton respond similarly to systemic bone loss remains a subject of controversy.
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An arm was visible, a section of the ribcage and the lower jawbone.
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Its lower jawbone dropped open, and the voice of her father said, Good night, Abby.
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One fragment of the lower jawbone.
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Removal of the lower jawbone.
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Preservation of the lower jawbone.
Usage of lower jaw in English
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The lower jaw reaches to the earth, and the upper to heaven.
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The lower jaw is dropped and the lips are kept constantly apart.
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The lower jaw was missing, and two phalanges were inside the skull.
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The lower jaw seemed clamped to the upper, and it, too, ached.
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He found his lower jaw set so stiffly that the muscles ached.
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The perfume is acrid; I associate it with the lower jaw of St.
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Rigor mortis had set in in the lower jaw, neck, and upper extremities.
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In 1821 he performed the first operation for osteo-sarcoma of the lower jaw.
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And over the round of the lower jaw, tusks protruded in ugly promise.
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In 1822 he introduced his original operation for immobility of the lower jaw.
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The glands under the lower jaw are usually the first involved.
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The lower jaw was similar to modern Homo sapiens too, but much larger.
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Ann-Marie was afraid her trembling lower jaw would be detected in her speech.
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He contented himself with rolling over in bed and dropping his lower jaw.
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Operated-severalpieces of lower jaw removed and two pieces wired together in front.
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His lower jaw moves a bit, but no sound comes out.
