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pro·tru·sile (pr -tr s l, -s l ) also pro·tru·si·ble (-s -b l). adj. Capable of being thrust outward, as the proboscis of many insects. ...
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protrusile · extensible, extensile - capable of being protruded or stretched or opened out; "an extensile tongue"; "an extensible measuring rule" ...
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protruding; protruding; Protruding Single Strand; protrusible; protrusile; protrusility; Protrusio acetabuli; protrusio bulbi; protrusion; protrusions; protrusions; protrusions; protrusive; protrusive; protrusive; protrusive checkbite; protrusive incisal guide angle;
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In computing, a common medium for storing large volumes of data. A magnetic disk is rotated at high speed in a disk-drive unit as a read/write (playback or record) head passes over its surfaces to record or read the magnetic variations that encode the data. ... Magnetic disks come in several forms: ... A fixed disk cannot be removed:
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capable of being thrust forth or extended, as the tongue of a hummingbird. Origin: 1840–50; < L prōtrūs(us) (ptp. of prōtrūdere to protrude ) + -ile ...
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protrusile · protrusility · protrusion · protrusive · protrusive occlus... protuberance · protuberancy · protuberans · protuberant · protuberant abdom. ...
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most protrusile mouth, and the presence of the ossicles seems to have to do with ..... Comparison of the protrusility of the upper jaw in the Ammodytidae. ...
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per jaw that is protrusile, or that the jaw arose from a non-protrusile one by some ... non-protrusile jaws, that there are several kinds of protrusility ...
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protruding; protruding; Protruding Single Strand; protrusible; protrusile; protrusility; Protrusio acetabuli; protrusio bulbi; protrusion; protrusions; protrusions; protrusions; protrusive; protrusive; protrusive; protrusive checkbite; protrusive incisal guide angle;
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pro·trude (pr -tr d ) ... 2. To jut out; project. ... protruded; protruded disk; protruded disk; protruded disk; protruded disk; protrudent; protrudent; protrudent;
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