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Definition of tendon
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tendon is as below...
Tendon
(n.) A tough
insensible
cord,
bundle,
or band of
fibrous
connective
tissue
uniting
a
muscle
with some other part; a
sinew..
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Gelatine
::
Gelatine
(n.)
Animal
jelly;
glutinous
material
obtained
from
animal
tissues
by
prolonged
boiling.
Specifically
(Physiol.
Chem.),
a
nitrogeneous
colloid,
not
existing
as such in the
animal
body, but
formed
by the
hydrating
action
of
boiling
water on the
collagen
of
various
kinds of
connective
tissue
(as
tendons,
bones,
ligaments,
etc.).
Its
distinguishing
character
is that of
dissolving
in hot
water,
and
forming
a jelly on
cooling.
It is an
important
ingredient
of
calf's-foot
jelly,
isinglass,
gl
Nerve
::
Nerve (n.) A sinew or a
tendon.
Achilles' Tendon
::
Achilles'
tendon
(n.) The
strong
tendon
formed
of the
united
tendons
of the large
muscles
in the calf of the leg, an
inserted
into the bone of the heel; -- so
called
from the
mythological
account
of
Achilles
being held by the heel when
dipped
in the River
Styx..
Hock
::
Hock (v. t.) To
disable
by
cutting
the
tendons
of the hock; to
hamstring;
to
hough.
Polygastric
::
Polygastric
(a.)
Having
several
bellies;
--
applied
to
muscles
which are made up of
several
bellies
separated
by short
tendons.
String
::
String
(n.) A nerve or
tendon
of an
animal
body.
Insertion
::
Insertion
(n.) The point or part by which a
muscle
or
tendon
is
attached
to the part to be
moved;
-- in
contradistinction
to its
origin.
Tenotomy
::
Tenotomy
(n.) The
division
of a
tendon,
or the act of
dividing
a
tendon..
Sinew
::
Sinew (n.) A
tendon
or
tendonous
tissue.
See
Tendon.
Collagen
::
Collagen
(n.) The
chemical
basis of
ordinary
connective
tissue,
as of
tendons
or
sinews
and of bone. On being
boiled
in water it
becomes
gelatin
or
glue..
Bursa
::
Bursa (n.) Any sac or
saclike
cavity;
especially,
one of the
synovial
sacs, or small
spaces,
often lined with
synovial
membrane,
interposed
between
tendons
and bony
prominences..
Tail
::
Tail (n.) The
distal
tendon
of a
muscle.
Tendon
::
Tendon
(n.) A tough
insensible
cord,
bundle,
or band of
fibrous
connective
tissue
uniting
a
muscle
with some other part; a
sinew..
Tenosynovitis
::
Tenosynovitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the
synovial
sheath
enveloping
a
tendon.
Heteropelmous
::
Heteropelmous
(a.)
Having
each of the two
flexor
tendons
of the toes
bifid,
the
branches
of one going to the first and
second
toes; those of the
other,
to the third and
fourth
toes. See
Illust.
in
Append..
Digastric
::
Digastric
(a.)
Having
two
bellies;
biventral;
--
applied
to
muscles
which are
fleshy
at each end and have a
tendon
in the
middle,
and esp. to the
muscle
which pulls down the lower jaw..
Scleroskeleton
::
Scleroskeleton
(n.) That part of the
skeleton
which is
developed
in
tendons,
ligaments,
and
aponeuroses..
Cord
::
Cord (n.) Any
structure
having
the
appearance
of a cord, esp. a
tendon
or a
nerve.
See under
Spermatic,
Spinal,
Umbilical,
Vocal..
Ganglion
::
Ganglion
(n.) A
globular,
hard,
indolent
tumor,
situated
somewhere
on a
tendon,
and
commonly
formed
by the
effusion
of a
viscid
fluid into it; --
called
also
weeping
sinew..
Retinaculum
::
Retinaculum
(n.) One of the
annular
ligaments
which hold the
tendons
close to the bones at the
larger
joints,
as at the wrist and
ankle..
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