cloverleaf tongue
cloverleaf tongue noun: a person's tongue folded in a certain configuration with multiple bends, thought to resemble a cloverleaf. The ability to form this shape with one's tongue is thought to be genetically inherited.
Noun
cloverleaf tongue (plural cloverleaf tongues)
- A person's tongue folded in a certain configuration with multiple bends, thought to resemble a cloverleaf. The ability to form this shape with one's tongue is thought to be genetically inherited.
Forms of cloverleaf tongue
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Questions about cloverleaf tongue
- What does cloverleaf tongue mean?
- Cloverleaf tongue means a person's tongue folded in a certain configuration with multiple bends, thought to resemble a cloverleaf. The ability to form this shape with one's tongue is thought to be genetically inherited.
- What part of speech is cloverleaf tongue?
- Cloverleaf tongue is a noun.
- What is the plural of cloverleaf tongue?
- The plural of cloverleaf tongue is cloverleaf tongues.
Words near cloverleaf tongue in the dictionary
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