Noun:

ધરી, કંઠસ્થાન, એક્સેલરી, ગળું,

collarbones's Usage Examples:

The rest of the bones, with the exception of the collarbones, were preserved in the abbey church in a Baroque reliquary (1644) commissioned.

He had been born without collarbones and could collapse his shoulders to work in tight confines.

remaining five agree to break their collarbones at the same time.

incidents were reported, park operators reported occasional broken ribs and collarbones.

charged by a two tonne hippo named Harry and suffered cracked ribs, broken collarbones, a crushed liver and bite marks.

linear) A high, wide, slightly curved neckline that passes past the collarbones and hangs on both shoulders; also called a bateau neckline or Sabrina.

They should not be implanted in hands, feet, wrists, collarbones or any area where it is not flat or that is near a joint.

Besides the above injuries, he has also broken collarbones in falls at Ayr and Hamilton and his heel at Wolverhapmton in June 2017.

Both collarbones and three vertebrae were broken, and her sternum was bruised.

Tony is chosen to break everyone"s collarbones, but can"t force himself to break Tayler"s.

While many Christians, both clergy and laity, wear crosses, the pectoral cross is distinguished by both its size (up to six inches across) and that it is worn in the center of the chest below the heart (as opposed to just below the collarbones).

sternum supports the clavicles (collarbones) and its edges join with the costal cartilages of the first two pairs of ribs.

affected have smaller chests with shorter rib bones, along with curved collarbones.

Synonyms:

endoskeleton, os, bone, clavicle, subclavian artery, arteria subclavia,

Antonyms:

black, boneless,