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Meanings of umbilicus in English
Usage of umbilicus in English
1
The umbilicus was five inches in diameter and three inches in length.
2
This procedure facilitates the vertical dissection of the rectum from the umbilicus.
3
Instead, with a sigh, she unplugged the cool-napper umbilicus and floated free.
4
When I lifted my burger a cheese umbilicus clung to the plate.
5
CLASS 6.-Fusionof two fetuses below the umbilicus into a common lower extremity.
6
Nothing escapes her attention, even the ticklish hollow of his umbilicus.
7
Seeds solitary, or two in cells, shell-like testa, marked with the ventral umbilicus.
8
Moses offers an example of hemorrhage from the umbilicus, doubtless vicarious.
9
Complete motor and sensory paralysis, with absence of reflexes below umbilicus.
10
The thread, umbilicus of all the children, cut only in death.
11
The funis was lacerated transversely four inches from the umbilicus.
12
The field of naturalism is the region below the umbilicus.
13
Waist circumference was measured at the level of the umbilicus.
14
The wheel began to move, pulling him deeper into the umbilicus that connected them.
15
The phone cord is wrapped around his knees, an umbilicus.
16
The dark cord of memory dragged Eddie toward its umbilicus.
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