- prog|nath|ic
- prog|nath|ic «prog NATH ihk», adjective.= prognathous. (Cf. ↑prognathous)
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prog — prog·a·mous; prog·e·ny; prog·nath·ic; prog·na·thism; prog·na·thous; prog·ne; prog·no·sis; prog·nos·ti·ca·ble; prog·nos·ti·cal; prog·nos·ti·cate; prog·nos·ti·ca·tion; prog·nos·ti·ca·tive; prog·nos·ti·ca·tor; prog·ress·ism; prog·ress·ist;… … English syllables
nath — ag·nath·ia; ar·rhe·nath·er·um; cae·nag·nath·i·for·mes; chi·log·nath; en·dog·nath; ex·og·nath; nem·a·tog·nath; op·leg·nath·i·dae; pal·pog·nath; par·ag·nath; prog·nath·ic; syn·en·tog·nath; syng·nath·i·dae; tox·i·cog·nath; chae·tog·nath;… … English syllables
prognathic — prog·nath·ic … English syllables
prognathous — prog•na•thous [[t]ˈprɒg nə θəs, prɒgˈneɪ [/t]] also prog•nath•ic [[t]prɒgˈnæθ ɪk[/t]] adj. anat. pan having protrusive jaws • Etymology: 1830–40; pro + gnathous … From formal English to slang
prognathous — prognathism /prog neuh thiz euhm/, prognathy, n. /prog neuh theuhs, prog nay /, adj. Craniom. having protrusive jaws; having a gnathic index over 103. Also, prognathic /prog nath ik/. [1830 40; PRO 2 + GNATHOUS] * * * … Universalium
Prognathic — Prog*nath ic, a. (Anat.) Prognathous. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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prognathic — 1. Having a projecting jaw; having a gnathic index above 103. 2. Denoting a forward projection of either or both of the jaws relative to the craniofacial skeleton. SYN: prognathous. [pro + G. gnathos, jaw] * * * prog·na·thic präg nath ik, nā thik … Medical dictionary
