Definition of coronoid in English:

coronoid

adjective ˈkɒrənɔɪdˈkɔrənɔɪd

Anatomy

Relating to or denoting a hooked projection of bone.
See coronoid process
Example sentencesExamples
- In both specimens, the prearticular extends forward to a point midway between the two large coronoid teeth.
- On one specimen tiny coronoid teeth are shown in medial view.
- At the left, the coronoid toothrow appears disrupted - probably by the offset roots of the anterior coronoid fangs.
- The anterior compartment is thoroughly evaluated for loose bodies; evidence of chondral damage to the coronoid process, capitellum, or radial head; or osteophyte formation in the coronoid fossa.
- Superior to the trochlea is another anterior depression called the coronoid fossa which receives part of the ulna when flexed.

noun ˈkɒrənɔɪdˈkɔrənɔɪd

Zoology

A slender bone forming part of the lower jaw in primitive vertebrates.
Example sentencesExamples
- All three coronoids are dentigerous.
- The coronoid bone has been reduced to a small, ovoid element on the medial face of the dentary.
- The dentary narrows posterior to the coronoid, and forms a short but robust condylar process that terminates in a large, broad condyle.
- These striations indicate where the dentary was overlapped medially by the coronoids.
- The supradentary overgrows the joint and fuses with the coronoid.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Greek korōnē, denoting something hooked, + -oid.

Definition of coronoid in US English:

coronoid

adjectiveˈkôrənoidˈkɔrənɔɪd

Anatomy

Relating to or denoting a hooked projection of bone.
See coronoid process
Example sentencesExamples
- The anterior compartment is thoroughly evaluated for loose bodies; evidence of chondral damage to the coronoid process, capitellum, or radial head; or osteophyte formation in the coronoid fossa.
- Superior to the trochlea is another anterior depression called the coronoid fossa which receives part of the ulna when flexed.
- At the left, the coronoid toothrow appears disrupted - probably by the offset roots of the anterior coronoid fangs.
- On one specimen tiny coronoid teeth are shown in medial view.
- In both specimens, the prearticular extends forward to a point midway between the two large coronoid teeth.

nounˈkôrənoidˈkɔrənɔɪd

Zoology

A slender bone forming part of the lower jaw in primitive vertebrates.
Example sentencesExamples
- All three coronoids are dentigerous.
- The coronoid bone has been reduced to a small, ovoid element on the medial face of the dentary.
- The dentary narrows posterior to the coronoid, and forms a short but robust condylar process that terminates in a large, broad condyle.
- These striations indicate where the dentary was overlapped medially by the coronoids.
- The supradentary overgrows the joint and fuses with the coronoid.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Greek korōnē, denoting something hooked, + -oid.

单词	coronoid
释义	Definition of coronoid in English: coronoid adjective ˈkɒrənɔɪdˈkɔrənɔɪd Anatomy Relating to or denoting a hooked projection of bone. See coronoid process Example sentencesExamples In both specimens, the prearticular extends forward to a point midway between the two large coronoid teeth. On one specimen tiny coronoid teeth are shown in medial view. At the left, the coronoid toothrow appears disrupted - probably by the offset roots of the anterior coronoid fangs. The anterior compartment is thoroughly evaluated for loose bodies; evidence of chondral damage to the coronoid process, capitellum, or radial head; or osteophyte formation in the coronoid fossa. Superior to the trochlea is another anterior depression called the coronoid fossa which receives part of the ulna when flexed. noun ˈkɒrənɔɪdˈkɔrənɔɪd Zoology A slender bone forming part of the lower jaw in primitive vertebrates. Example sentencesExamples All three coronoids are dentigerous. The coronoid bone has been reduced to a small, ovoid element on the medial face of the dentary. The dentary narrows posterior to the coronoid, and forms a short but robust condylar process that terminates in a large, broad condyle. These striations indicate where the dentary was overlapped medially by the coronoids. The supradentary overgrows the joint and fuses with the coronoid. Origin Mid 18th century: from Greek korōnē, denoting something hooked, + -oid. Definition of coronoid in US English: coronoid adjectiveˈkôrənoidˈkɔrənɔɪd Anatomy Relating to or denoting a hooked projection of bone. See coronoid process Example sentencesExamples The anterior compartment is thoroughly evaluated for loose bodies; evidence of chondral damage to the coronoid process, capitellum, or radial head; or osteophyte formation in the coronoid fossa. Superior to the trochlea is another anterior depression called the coronoid fossa which receives part of the ulna when flexed. At the left, the coronoid toothrow appears disrupted - probably by the offset roots of the anterior coronoid fangs. On one specimen tiny coronoid teeth are shown in medial view. In both specimens, the prearticular extends forward to a point midway between the two large coronoid teeth. nounˈkôrənoidˈkɔrənɔɪd Zoology A slender bone forming part of the lower jaw in primitive vertebrates. Example sentencesExamples All three coronoids are dentigerous. The coronoid bone has been reduced to a small, ovoid element on the medial face of the dentary. The dentary narrows posterior to the coronoid, and forms a short but robust condylar process that terminates in a large, broad condyle. These striations indicate where the dentary was overlapped medially by the coronoids. The supradentary overgrows the joint and fuses with the coronoid. Origin Mid 18th century: from Greek korōnē, denoting something hooked, + -oid.
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