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Meanings of phalange in English

One of the bones of the finger.

Usage of phalange in English
1
Logic is the middle phalange, and Will is the top or nail portion.
Palmistry for All
2
The contents included a partial tibia, a phalange, and one rib.
Bones Never Lie
3
Diffuse spotty rarefaction, cortical thinning, penciling of at least one phalange.
Bare Bones
4
I crook my knees around the forward phalange of their wing.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
5
The first joint was all right, but the second phalange was cracked, I thought.
Outlander
6
In fine, a phalange is a sort of French Utopia.
Beulah
7
An arrow-shaped phalange told me the larger hunk was the tip of a thumb.
Speaking in Bones
8
I jumped, and the phalange flew from my hand.
206 Bones
9
A corroded wedding band circled one fragile phalange.
Grave Secrets
10
A third-row phalange has a double facet at the near end, a tapered point at the far.
206 Bones
11
He left that, but took samples from the grit and muck around it, including a charred phalange.
White fire
12
A second-row phalange has double knobs at the distal end and double facets at the proximal end.
206 Bones
13
Each hunk had a sliver of nail tagging one end, a distal phalange partially visible at the other.
Speaking in Bones
14
After identifying carpals, metacarpals, tarsals, and metatarsals, I'd merely tallied phalange totals, then bagged the hands and feet.
206 Bones
15
Sighing, I snatched up another phalange.
206 Bones
16
Phoebe calls Rachel and tells her to get off the plane -there is a problem with "the left phalange".
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