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Τι (ποιος) είναι jawbone - ορισμός
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jawbone
![[[Sperm whale]] mandible](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/"Baltic" sperm whale (mandible).jpg?width=200 "[[Sperm whale]] mandible")
![coronoid process]]es of the mandible, as well as the [[nasal antrum]] and the [[maxillary sinus]]es.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Panoramicfilm.JPG?width=200 "coronoid process]]es of the mandible, as well as the [[nasal antrum]] and the [[maxillary sinus]]es.")
![Body and ramus of the mandible. The [[mandibular foramen]] is labeled on the right. The lingula is just above the mandibular foramen.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Slide1oooo.JPG?width=200 "Body and ramus of the mandible. The [[mandibular foramen]] is labeled on the right. The lingula is just above the mandibular foramen.")
JAW BONE
Dentary; Human mandible; Mandibula; Mandibles; Lower jaw; Changes produced in the mandible by age; Ossification of mandible; Ramus of the mandible; Ramus mandibulæ; Lower mandible; Ramus of mandible; Lower ramus; Mandibular diseases; Ramus mandibulae; Mylohyoid groove; Mandibular ramus; Body of mandible; Body of the mandible; Mandibula (mammals); Submaxilla; Jawbone (anatomy); Rami mandibulae; Inferior maxilla; Dentary bone; Lower maxilla; Intramandibular joint; Ossification of the mandible; Mandible (anatomy); Human jawbone; Lower jawbone; Human jaw bone; Human lower jaw; Jawbone; Mandibular bones; Mandibular bone; Inferior maxillary bone; Inferior maxillary; Mandibular; Lower-jaw; Corpus mandibulae; Sulcus mylohyoideus mandibulae; Lower Jaw; Human mandibles; Mylohyoid grooves; Ossification of mandible bone; Ossification of mandible bones; Ossification of the mandible bones; Ossification of the mandible bone; Sulcus mylohyoideus; Dentaries; Gnathion; Dentary bones; Jawline; Mandible bone
also jaw bone
(jawbones)
A jawbone is the bone in the lower jaw of a person or animal.
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jawbone
JAW BONE
Dentary; Human mandible; Mandibula; Mandibles; Lower jaw; Changes produced in the mandible by age; Ossification of mandible; Ramus of the mandible; Ramus mandibulæ; Lower mandible; Ramus of mandible; Lower ramus; Mandibular diseases; Ramus mandibulae; Mylohyoid groove; Mandibular ramus; Body of mandible; Body of the mandible; Mandibula (mammals); Submaxilla; Jawbone (anatomy); Rami mandibulae; Inferior maxilla; Dentary bone; Lower maxilla; Intramandibular joint; Ossification of the mandible; Mandible (anatomy); Human jawbone; Lower jawbone; Human jaw bone; Human lower jaw; Jawbone; Mandibular bones; Mandibular bone; Inferior maxillary bone; Inferior maxillary; Mandibular; Lower-jaw; Corpus mandibulae; Sulcus mylohyoideus mandibulae; Lower Jaw; Human mandibles; Mylohyoid grooves; Ossification of mandible bone; Ossification of mandible bones; Ossification of the mandible bones; Ossification of the mandible bone; Sulcus mylohyoideus; Dentaries; Gnathion; Dentary bones; Jawline; Mandible bone
¦ noun a bone of the jaw, especially that of the lower jaw (the mandible).
¦ verb N. Amer. informal use one's authority to pressure (someone) to do something.
Jawbone
JAW BONE
Dentary; Human mandible; Mandibula; Mandibles; Lower jaw; Changes produced in the mandible by age; Ossification of mandible; Ramus of the mandible; Ramus mandibulæ; Lower mandible; Ramus of mandible; Lower ramus; Mandibular diseases; Ramus mandibulae; Mylohyoid groove; Mandibular ramus; Body of mandible; Body of the mandible; Mandibula (mammals); Submaxilla; Jawbone (anatomy); Rami mandibulae; Inferior maxilla; Dentary bone; Lower maxilla; Intramandibular joint; Ossification of the mandible; Mandible (anatomy); Human jawbone; Lower jawbone; Human jaw bone; Human lower jaw; Jawbone; Mandibular bones; Mandibular bone; Inferior maxillary bone; Inferior maxillary; Mandibular; Lower-jaw; Corpus mandibulae; Sulcus mylohyoideus mandibulae; Lower Jaw; Human mandibles; Mylohyoid grooves; Ossification of mandible bone; Ossification of mandible bones; Ossification of the mandible bones; Ossification of the mandible bone; Sulcus mylohyoideus; Dentaries; Gnathion; Dentary bones; Jawline; Mandible bone
·noun The bone of either jaw; a maxilla or a mandible.
Βικιπαίδεια
Jawbone (disambiguation)
Jawbone may refer to:
- Mandible, the lower jaw bone
- Maxilla, the upper jaw bone
- Jawbone (instrument), a musical instrument made from the jawbone of a donkey, horse, or zebra
- Jawbone (musician), blues musician Bob Zabor
- Jawbone (band), an American hardcore punk band
- Jawbone (company), makers of Bluetooth headsets and activity trackers
- Jawbone (film), a 2017 British film
- Jaw Bone, a member of the Fossil Lords from the Gobots franchise
- a sport sunglasses by Oakley, Inc., popularly used by professional race cyclists
- a song by the Band, on their 1969 album The Band
- a term in macroeconomics: jawboning
- in rural British Columbia, and the southern Yukon, Canada, an expression equivalent to credit: "He gave me jawbone" means credit was advanced, usually by a merchant such as the Hudson's Bay Company
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1. Radio and television talk show hosts will jawbone about the testy Senate confirmation battle that‘s anticipated.
2. "This will be used to ascertain whether the jawbone and teeth have been put back together correctly, as they were found in fragments." Further research on the jawbone fragment is planned.
3. Stripling‘s jawbone was broken by a bullet and Rivers was shot in the eye, Slaughter said.
4. "I‘ve got a scar still," she says, pointing to a jaggedy line along her jawbone.
5. Researchers want to extract DNA from the jawbone fragment, found at Kent‘s cavern, Devon, to determine its species.