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Definition of articulation
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Articulation
(n.) The
connection
of the parts of a plant by
joints,
as in
pods..
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Mutteringly
::
Mutteringly
(adv.)
With a low voice and
indistinct
articulation;
in a
muttering
manner.
Tongue-tie
::
Tongue-tie
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
speech
or the power of
speech,
or of
distinct
articulation..
Fricative
::
Fricative
(a.)
Produced
by the
friction
or
rustling
of the
breath,
intonated
or
unintonated,
through
a
narrow
opening
between
two of the mouth
organs;
uttered
through
a close
approach,
but not with a
complete
closure,
of the
organs
of
articulation,
and hence
capable
of being
continued
or
prolonged;
-- said of
certain
consonantal
sounds,
as f, v, s, z, etc..
Muffle
::
Muffle
(v. i.) To speak
indistinctly,
or
without
clear
articulation..
Symphysotomy
::
Symphysis
(n.) The union or
coalescence
of
bones;
also, the place of union or
coalescence;
as, the
symphysis
of the lower jaw. Cf.
Articulation..
Multarticulate
::
Multarticulate
(a.)
Having
many
articulations
or
joints.
Schindylesis
::
Schindylesis
(n.) A form of
articulation
in which one bone is
received
into a
groove
or slit in
another.
Exarticulation
::
Exarticulation
(n.)
Luxation;
the
dislocation
of a
joint.
Tipping
::
Tipping
(n.) A
distinct
articulation
given in
playing
quick notes on the
flute,
by
striking
the
tongue
against
the roof of the
mouth;
double-tonguing..
Dental
::
Dental
(a.)
Formed
by the aid of the
teeth;
-- said of
certain
articulations
and the
letters
representing
them; as, d t are
dental
letters..
Mute
::
Mute (n.) A
letter
which
represents
no
sound;
a
silent
letter;
also, a close
articulation;
an
element
of
speech
formed
by a
position
of the mouth
organs
which stops the
passage
of the
breath;
as, p, b, d, k, t..
Unjointed
::
Unjointed
(a.)
Having
no joint or
articulation;
as, an
unjointed
stem..
Pronunciation
::
Pronunciation
(n.) The act of
uttering
with
articulation;
the act of
giving
the
proper
sound and
accent;
utterance;
as, the
pronunciation
of
syllables
of
words;
distinct
or
indistinct
pronunciation..
Utterance
::
Utterance
(n.) Vocal
expression;
articulation;
speech.
Lisp
::
Lisp (v. i.) To speak with
imperfect
articulation;
to
mispronounce,
as a child
learning
to
talk..
Linguadental
::
Linguadental
(n.) An
articulation
pronounced
by the aid or use of the
tongue
and
teeth.
Orthophony
::
Orthophony
(n.) The art of
correct
articulation;
voice
training.
Amphiarthrosis
::
Amphiarthrosis
(n.) A form of
articulation
in which the bones are
connected
by
intervening
substance
admitting
slight
motion;
symphysis.
Resection
::
Resection
(n.) The
removal
of the
articular
extremity
of a bone, or of the ends of the bones in a false
articulation..
Click
::
Click (n.) A kind of
articulation
used by the
natives
of
Southern
Africa,
consisting
in a
sudden
withdrawal
of the end or some other
portion
of the
tongue
from a part of the mouth with which it is in
contact,
whereby
a
sharp,
clicking
sound is
produced.
The
sounds
are four in
number,
and are
called
cerebral,
palatal,
dental,
and
lateral
clicks
or
clucks,
the
latter
being the noise
ordinarily
used in
urging
a horse
forward..
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