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Meanings of skull in English
Usage of skull in English
1
The soft spot in the skull is large and late in closing.
2
The face is broad and scantily bearded; the skull wide and high.
3
The skull develops in the same way as the membranous vertebral column.
4
The skull is harmless; and it rolled because your son upset it.
5
The skull was fractured; fragments of bone were driven into the brain.
6
The skull proved to be very badly fractured; in one place, splintered.
7
The Maori has a long skull; the Sandwich Islander a broad skull.
8
The skull found in the ruins was unmistakably that of an Indian.
9
The human skull in their midst puts the matter beyond a doubt.
10
The skull was kept for two hundred years in the imperial treasury.
11
He aimed a terrific blow just at the base of the skull.
12
The skull is high in the crown, and not quite so wide.
13
Feyenoord finally managed a foray towards the skull-capped Ederson on 20 minutes.
14
I shall speak the truth; and you will perhaps crack my skull.
15
The skull-form of the Southerners agrees with that of the Mediterranean races.
16
Vor fought alongside his new allies, despite the bone-grinding and skull-cracking pain.
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Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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