Words and phrases that have a meaning related to breech: (151 results)
Contains:
breechblock, breech closer
Often used in the same context:
breach, breeches, ventouse, breech birth, contravention, violation, orifice, rupture, speculum, episiotomy, patent ductus arteriosus, inguinal canal, uterus, coarctation, ventricular septal defect, anticipatory breach, prolapse, amniotic cavity, curette, forceps, birth defect, hydronephrosis, malformation, atrial septal defect, anastomosis, fetal distress, dural, birthing, myelomeningocele, diaphragm, ramrod, malposition, brachial plexus, dehiscence, septal defect, fibroid tumor, umbilicus, cesarean, nipple, amniotic sac, gaps, dystocia, uterine, trocar, clubfeet, endotracheal tube, abort, amniotic fluid, vaginal birth, puerperal fever, curettage, subclavian artery, void, subclavian vein, chute, cesarean delivery, valve, caesarean, inferior vena cava, vagina, innominate, divot, tympanic membrane, pierce, cesarean section, suctioning, uterine cavity, vertebral artery, womb, bulla, pericardial sac, frenulum, surgical incision, microtia, abruption, pus, impingement, pessary, pneumothorax, foramen, superior vena cava, plexus, perineum, uterine artery, obstetricians, complication, umbilical hernia, congenital defect, ventricles, circumflex artery, pinhole, angulation, incompetent cervix, insertion, encephalocele, chest cavity, placenta previa, anus, deviation, lacuna, sternal, barrel, bolt, fist, grate, lid, axle, chain, chimney, cylinder, rack, spool, spout, turntable, bobbin, boiler, cage, dial, doors, globe, magnet, lever, muzzle, screwed, lock, threaded, bevelled, cam, crank, fulcrum, gear, locking, slotted, arm, guard, knurled, lip, machined, neck
Appears in the definition of:
bolt, breech-loading, breechblock, breechloader, breech closer, matchlock
Part of:
cask
More general:
opening
Synonyms:
Also try:rear of barrel, rear of tube
— Nouns for breech: loaders, loader, loading, clout, block, cloth, presentation, clouts, blocks, delivery, piece, more...
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