mandible

mandible synonyms

jawbone compare mandible and jawbone
lower jaw compare mandible and lower jaw
submaxilla compare mandible and submaxilla
jowl compare mandible and jowl
mandibular bone compare mandible and mandibular bone
mandibula compare mandible and mandibula
lower jawbone compare mandible and lower jawbone
nib compare mandible and nib
neb compare mandible and neb
maxilla compare mandible and maxilla
bill compare mandible and bill
jaw compare mandible and jaw
muzzle compare mandible and muzzle
projection compare mandible and projection
pecker compare mandible and pecker
beak compare mandible and beak
proboscis compare mandible and proboscis
mentum compare mandible and mentum
snout compare mandible and snout
point compare mandible and point
vibraslap compare mandible and vibraslap
prow compare mandible and prow
maxilliped compare mandible and maxilliped
orifice compare mandible and orifice
mouth compare mandible and mouth
upper jaw compare mandible and upper jaw
nozzle compare mandible and nozzle
bone compare mandible and bone
chops compare mandible and chops
chin compare mandible and chin
gnathite compare mandible and gnathite
inferior maxillary bone compare mandible and inferior maxillary bone
button compare mandible and button
clap compare mandible and clap
beard compare mandible and beard
submaxilla compare mandible and submaxilla
cap compare mandible and cap
pinion compare mandible and pinion
jawbone compare mandible and jawbone
dentary bone compare mandible and dentary bone
rhamphotheca compare mandible and rhamphotheca
underjaw compare mandible and underjaw
maxilla compare mandible and maxilla
gill compare mandible and gill
spot compare mandible and spot
gnathite compare mandible and gnathite
train compare mandible and train
beam compare mandible and beam
tail compare mandible and tail
jowl compare mandible and jowl

mandible definitions

noun

  • Any of various invertebrate mouthparts serving to hold or bite food materials. 

  • One of the anterior pair of mouthparts of an arthropod, designed for holding and cutting food. 

  • The jaw or a jawbone, especially the lower jawbone in mammals and fishes. 

  • Either of the upper and lower segments of a bird's beak.