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craniophore

craniophore noun: an apparatus for holding the skull during craniometry.

Noun

craniophore (plural craniophores)

  1. An apparatus for holding the skull during craniometry

Forms of craniophore

pluralcraniophores

Origin of craniophore

From cranio- + -phore.

Questions about craniophore

What does craniophore mean?
Craniophore means an apparatus for holding the skull during craniometry.
What part of speech is craniophore?
Craniophore is a noun.
What is the plural of craniophore?
The plural of craniophore is craniophores.

Words near craniophore in the dictionary

  1. craniopharyngeoma
  2. craniopharyngioma
  3. craniopharyngiomas
  4. craniopharyngiomata
  5. craniopharyngiomatous
  6. craniophore
  7. craniophores
  8. cranioplastic
  9. cranioplasties
  10. cranioplasty
  11. cranioproximal

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