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crural
/ ˈʊəə /
adjective
- of or relating to the leg or thigh
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Other yvlog Forms
- t·۲ adjective
- Dz·۲ adjective
- ·۲ adjective
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yvlog History and Origins
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of crural1
C16: from Latin ū, from ū leg, shin
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Danny was mostly green or amber, and he wasted no time getting us into a crural crunch.
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The blacksmith's arm, the dancer's legs, the jockey's crural adductors, illustrate direct results of practice; "� force de forger on devient forgeron."
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Anterior crural neuralgia, an aggravated case, promptly relieved.
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After the animal has been killed the hind limbs are detached and skinned; the crural nerves and their attachments to the lumbar vertebrae remaining.
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It is sometimes named the ‘internal or tibial flexor of the leg,’ in opposition to the crural biceps, which, as stated above, is then the external flexor of the same region.
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