pharynx

pharynx synonyms

throat compare pharynx and throat
throttle compare pharynx and throttle
the red lane compare pharynx and the red lane
esophagus compare pharynx and esophagus
craw compare pharynx and craw
gula compare pharynx and gula
gorge compare pharynx and gorge
gullet compare pharynx and gullet
maw compare pharynx and maw
crop compare pharynx and crop
windpipe compare pharynx and windpipe
trachea compare pharynx and trachea
weasand compare pharynx and weasand
fauces compare pharynx and fauces
gorget compare pharynx and gorget
oropharynx compare pharynx and oropharynx
neck compare pharynx and neck
trachea compare pharynx and trachea
gullet compare pharynx and gullet
hypolarynx compare pharynx and hypolarynx
nose compare pharynx and nose
epilarynx compare pharynx and epilarynx
rostrum compare pharynx and rostrum
glottis compare pharynx and glottis
bronchus compare pharynx and bronchus
fauces compare pharynx and fauces
sucker compare pharynx and sucker
oral cavity compare pharynx and oral cavity
food pipe compare pharynx and food pipe
proboscis compare pharynx and proboscis
beak compare pharynx and beak
gula compare pharynx and gula
weasand compare pharynx and weasand
larynx compare pharynx and larynx
muzzle compare pharynx and muzzle
buccal cavity compare pharynx and buccal cavity
jaw compare pharynx and jaw
maw compare pharynx and maw
orifice compare pharynx and orifice
mandible compare pharynx and mandible
neb compare pharynx and neb
collar compare pharynx and collar
nozzle compare pharynx and nozzle
stop compare pharynx and stop
throat compare pharynx and throat
snout compare pharynx and snout
muffle compare pharynx and muffle
maxilla compare pharynx and maxilla
hole compare pharynx and hole
stomach compare pharynx and stomach

pharynx definitions

noun

  • The part of the alimentary canal and respiratory tract that extends from the back of the mouth and nasal cavity to the larynx and esophagus. 

  • The part of the alimentary canal immediately behind the mouth in invertebrates that may be thickened and muscular, eversible and toothed, or adapted as a suctorial organ.