Jaw
51jaw-jaw — «JAW JAW», verb, noun. Especially British Slang. –v.i. to talk at great length; to engage in a long discussion. –n. a drawn out or lengthy talk; long discussion. ╂[reduplication of jaw1 to talk] …
52JAW (Gruppe) — JAW ist eine Band der drei Lüneburger Musiker Pascal Finkenauer (Gitarre und Gesang), Sebastian Steffens (Keyboards) und Kristian Draude (Schlagzeug). Im Jahr 2000 erschien ihr erstes und einziges Album No blue Peril mit Electropop Liedern, in… …
53jaw-breaker — jawˈ breaker noun 1. A heavy duty rock breaking machine with hinged jaws (also jawˈ crusher) 2. A word hard to pronounce (also jawˈ twister; informal) • • • Main Entry: ↑jaw …
54Jaw-fall — n. Depression of the jaw; hence, depression of spirits. M. Griffith (1660). [1913 Webster] …
55jaw reflex — jaw jerk reflex closure of the mouth caused by a downward blow on the lower jaw while it hangs passively open; this is most obvious with lesions of the corticospinal tract and is seen less often in healthy individuals. Called also jaw jerk, chin… …
56jaw-breaker — also jawbreaker 1839, word hard to pronounce (jawbreakingly, in reference to pronouncing words, is from 1824), from JAW (Cf. jaw) (n.) + agent noun from BREAK (Cf. break) (v.). As a type of candy, by 1911 …
57jaw-drop|ping — «JAW DROP ihng», adjective astonishing; amazing: »Constructing the tunnel was one jaw dropping engineering feat after another …
58jaw|bone — «JAW BOHN», noun, verb, boned, bon|ing, adjective. –n. one of the bones in which the teeth are set, especially the lower jaw. –v.t., v.i. U.S. Slang. to lecture, scold, or otherwise try to persuade by talking, especially in an attempt to… …
59jaw|fish — «JAW FIHSH», noun, plural fish|es or (collectively) fish. a small fish found near the rocky bottoms of tropical seas, noted for the great length of its upper jaw …
60jaw|line — «JAW LYN», noun. the outline of a person s or animal s jaw …
