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1. wrist bone
noun.
Any
of
the
eight
small
bones
of
the
wrist
of
primates.
Synonyms
os trapezium
hamate bone
articulatio radiocarpea
cuneiform bone
unciform bone
carpus
os trapezoideum
trapezium
pisiform bone
bone
semilunar bone
capitate
pyramidal bone
os scaphoideum
scaphoid bone
radiocarpal joint
navicular
os capitatum
os
carpal
carpal bone
os lunatum
trapezoid bone
pisiform
trapezium bone
os hamatum
trapezoid
capitate bone
lunate bone
os pisiforme
wrist
triquetral bone
wrist joint
triquetral
hamate
os triquetrum
Antonyms
parallelogram
black
boneless
square
unformed
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2. bone-covered
adjective.
(of
animals)
armored
with
bone.
Synonyms
armoured
armored
Antonyms
unarmored
unequipped
unarmoured
3. bone-headed dinosaur
noun.
Bipedal
herbivorous
dinosaurs
with
bony
crowns.
Synonyms
pachycephalosaurus
ornithischian dinosaur
pachycephalosaur
ornithischian
suborder Pachycephalosaurus
4. wrist
noun.
(ˈrɪst)
A
joint
between
the
distal
end
of
the
radius
and
the
proximal
row
of
carpal
bones.
Synonyms
articulatio radiocarpea
wrist joint
gliding joint
carpal bone
articulatio plana
carpal
carpal tunnel
carpus
wrist bone
radiocarpal joint
arm
Antonyms
disarm
5. bone
noun.
(ˈboʊn)
Rigid
connective
tissue
that
makes
up
the
skeleton
of
vertebrates.
Synonyms
matrix
coronoid process
astragalus
zygomatic bone
tarsal
condyle
hipbone
lamella
os palatinum
gladiolus
pubic bone
tympanic bone
palatine bone
horn
furcula
os tarsi fibulare
zygoma
collagen
zygomatic arch
hyoid bone
skull
ischium
fetter bone
metacarpal
marrow
brainpan
costa
ramus
vomer
shoulder bone
cartilage bone
ilium
centrum
cannon bone
lacrimal bone
marrowbone
malar
os temporale
pubis
malar bone
fishbone
bone marrow
dentin
ischial bone
innominate bone
tarsal bone
breastbone
xiphoid process
turbinate
calvaria
clavicle
calcaneus
tail bone
os ischii
braincase
nasal bone
ossicle
bonelet
membrane bone
Wormian bone
nasal
endoskeleton
os nasale
anklebone
round bone
occiput
metacarpal bone
cranium
sphenoid bone
coccyx
processus coronoideus
sutural bone
osseous tissue
hyoid
intercellular substance
phalanx
socket
os sesamoideum
os
sesamoid bone
os hyoideum
modiolus
dentine
manubrium
carpal bone
carpal
jaw
astragal
wrist bone
zygomatic
os pubis
short bone
rib
sacrum
vertebra
os zygomaticum
os breve
bare bone
ethmoid bone
sinciput
ground substance
tooth
cuboid bone
ossiculum
pastern
ethmoid
scapula
os longum
collarbone
connective tissue
turbinate bone
sternum
metatarsal
heelbone
cheekbone
long bone
palatine
sesamoid
talus
temporal bone
sphenoid
skullcap
corpus sternum
os sphenoidale
turbinal
jugal bone
shoulder blade
arcus zygomaticus
bone cell
splint bone
Antonyms
lower
fall
undress
dress down
underdress
Etymology
bone (English)
bon (Middle English (1100-1500))
ban (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
6. bone
noun.
(ˈboʊn)
The
porous
calcified
substance
from
which
bones
are
made.
Synonyms
animal material
osseous tissue
os
Antonyms
sit down
lie down
go to bed
turn in
Etymology
bone (English)
bon (Middle English (1100-1500))
ban (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
7. bone
adjective.
(ˈboʊn)
Consisting
of
or
made
up
of
bone.
Synonyms
bony
boney
Antonyms
boneless
uncoiled
low
Etymology
bone (English)
bon (Middle English (1100-1500))
ban (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
8. bone
verb.
(ˈboʊn)
Study
intensively,
as
before
an
exam.
Synonyms
cram
bone up
mug up
grind away
hit the books
study
swot
swot up
drum
get up
Antonyms
dark
full
integrated
undiluted
cold
Etymology
bone (English)
bon (Middle English (1100-1500))
ban (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
9. bone
verb.
(ˈboʊn)
Remove
the
bones
from.
Synonyms
take away
remove
take
debone
withdraw
Antonyms
spread
chromatic color
chromatic
colorful
blacken
Etymology
bone (English)
bon (Middle English (1100-1500))
ban (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
10. bone
noun.
(ˈboʊn)
A
shade
of
white
the
color
of
bleached
bones.
Synonyms
pearl
whiteness
off-white
ivory
white
Antonyms
black
vowel
praise
noblewoman
Lady
Etymology
bone (English)
bon (Middle English (1100-1500))
ban (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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