10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DENTILINGUAL»
Discover the use of
dentilingual in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dentilingual and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The concise Oxford dictionary Of current English
L dentatus (prec., -ATE2)] denti-, comb. form of Ldens dentis teeth, as dentilingual
formed by teeth 85 tongue. Hence de'ntiFORM, denti'GEROUs, aa. de'nticle, n.
Small tooth or toothlike projection; = DENTIL. So denti'culanl, denti'cul ATE2 (at) ...
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The Concise Oxford Dictionary: The Classic First Edition
L dentatus (prec., -ATE2)] denti-, comb. form of L dens dentis tooth, as
dentilingual formed by teeth 8: tongue. Hence de'ntiimRM, denti'eEROUs, aa.
_de'ntlcle, 11. Small tooth or toothlike proJection; = DENTIL. So dentl'eulARI
denti'culii'rn2 ...
H. W. Fowler, F. G. Fowler, 2011
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Pocket Medical Dictionary
Dentifrice, den'-tif-ris. A substance for cleaning the teeth. Dentigerous, den-tij'-er-
tts. Bearing or supporting teeth. Dentila'bial. Relating to teeth and lips.
Dentilingual. Relating to teeth and tongue. Dentin, den'-tin. The bony structure of
the teeth.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
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Years of Hope: Cambridge, Colonial Administrator in the ...
I had left the guttural Hindi sounds of Asia at home and was now luxuriating in the
labial and dentilingual areas of Oceanian languages. I would stay until 1.00 or
2.00 a.m. before wandering back after having swallowed many half-coconut cups
...
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Saunders Comprehensive Veterinary Dictionary
d. cyst see dental cyst. dentilabial [den“t -la'be- l] pertaining to the teeth and lips.
dentilingual[den“t -ling'wl] pertainingto theteeth and tongue. dentin [den'tin] one
of the hard tissues of the teeth which constitutesmostof its bulk.Lies between ...
Virginia P. Studdert, Clive C. Gay, Douglas C. Blood, 2011
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Midline Medical Dictionary
Dentigerous. Bearing teeth. <J-riy<; arising from a teeth, Dentilabial. Relating to
the teeth and lips. «!-d^il; ^xfi cPTT ti^i-iTl Dentilingual. Relating to the teeth and
the tongue. 5-rlf>$4to; Dentin. The bony structure of the teeth; dentine; dentinum.
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Schirmer's Complete Rhyming Dictionary
... demoniacal demonical demonstrable demonstrational demountable
demurrable demurral deniable denial denominational dental denticle dentilabial
dentilingual dentinal departmental dependable depletable deplorable deportable
.
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A Phonetic Dictionary of the English Language
... -ist dense, -r, -st densil i, -iz density, -ieg 'dens li, -nis dense|ly, -ness dent, -s, »
ig, -id (s. v.) dent (D.), -s, -ing, -ed denteitid dentated 'dent. mi Denton dentirn
dentine 'dentifris, -iz dentifrice, -s 'dentikl, -z denticle, -s dentiiingwal, =z
dentilingual ...
Hermann Michaelis, Daniel Jones, Beverley Collins, 2002
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
Qualifying words: dandelion (FY.), dental, dentalgia, dentaphone, dentate,
denticle, denticulate, denticulated, denttfication, dentiform, dentifrice, dentigerous
, dentilabial, dentilingual, dentimeter, dentinalgia, dentine, dentinitis,
dentinogenesis, ...
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Oxford Dictionary of English
from Italian dentello or obsolete French dentille, diminutive of dent 'tooth', from
Latin dens, dent. dentilingual /,dsntI'IIngW(a)I/ > adjective Phonetics (of a
consonant) pronounced with the teeth and the tongue; dental. — ORIGIN late
19th cent.
