Words and phrases that have a meaning related to mandible: (149 results)
Often used in the same context:
braincase, premolar, jaw, incisor, temporal bone, anklebone, maxillary, humerus, metacarpals, forelimb, skull, fossa, lunate, radula, hyoid bone, canine tooth, pelvic girdle, dorsum, molars, apatosaurus, shoulder girdle, occiput, labia minora, femora, cartilages, mouthparts, hind limb, ulna, ilium, talar, thyroid cartilage, phalanges, glenoid, protoceratops, carpus, mastoid, ossicles, osteochondroma, acromion, maxillary sinus, fibular, condyle, dentition, ear lobe, serrations, thighbones, theropod, lordosis, hallux, extensor, sacrum, tusk, labial, scutes, pubis, cranium, spermatic cord, pectoralis major, trochanter, tubercle, volar, pedicle, tarsus, smilodon, frenulum, lateral epicondyle, lipomas, coracoid, australopithecine, mesial, vertebral, longus, striated muscle, posterior, tarsal, sigmoid colon, flexor, sulci, tympanic membrane, scapula, vertebral artery, clawlike, tragus, intervertebral disc, epiphysis, foramen, commissure, dorsal fin, pelvic fin, metatarsus, tibiofibular, bursal, caudal, olecranon, plastron, femoral, dorsal, osteoid, pelvis, calcaneus, lamina, iguanodon, maxilla, femur, mandibles, maxillae, clavicle, tibia, alveolus, auricle, sternum, thorax, claw, fibula, acetabulum, pterygoid, zygomatic, mandibular, abdomen, hyoid, cerebellum, condylar, coronoid, feet, scaphoid
More specific:
lantern jaw
Appears in the definition of:
condylar process, condyloid process, coronion, four-tailed bandage, glenoid fossa, gnathion, mandibular condyle, mandibular fossa, musculus temporalis, osteoma, ramus, skimmer, symphysion, temporalis, temporalis muscle, temporal muscle
Synonyms:
Also try:jawbone, jowl, lower jaw, mandibula, submaxilla
— Nouns for mandible: fractures, fragment, reconstruction, yellow, fig, fracture, figure, relative, bone, length, gray, more...
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