boxer's fracture
boxer's fracture noun: the break of the fourth or fifth metacarpal of the hand near the knuckle, typically occurring after one hits an object with a closed fist.
Noun
boxer's fracture (plural boxer's fractures)
- The break of the fourth or fifth metacarpal of the hand near the knuckle, typically occurring after one hits an object with a closed fist.
Forms of boxer's fracture
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Questions about boxer's fracture
- What does boxer's fracture mean?
- Boxer's fracture means the break of the fourth or fifth metacarpal of the hand near the knuckle, typically occurring after one hits an object with a closed fist.
- What part of speech is boxer's fracture?
- Boxer's fracture is a noun.
- What is the plural of boxer's fracture?
- The plural of boxer's fracture is boxer's fractures.
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