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scapular winging

scapular winging noun: a condition where the shoulder blades stick out from the back instead of lying flat against the ribs.

scapular winging: a condition where the shoulder blades stick out from the back instead of lying flat against the ribs
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Noun

scapular winging (countable and uncountable, plural scapular wingings)

  1. A condition where the shoulder blades stick out from the back instead of lying flat against the ribs.

Forms of scapular winging

pluralscapular wingings

Questions about scapular winging

What does scapular winging mean?
Scapular winging means a condition where the shoulder blades stick out from the back instead of lying flat against the ribs.
What part of speech is scapular winging?
Scapular winging is a noun.
What is the plural of scapular winging?
The plural of scapular winging is scapular wingings.

Words near scapular winging in the dictionary

  1. scapulacoracoid
  2. scapulae
  3. scapulalgia
  4. scapulalgias
  5. scapular
  6. scapular winging
  7. scapularies
  8. scapulars
  9. scapulary
  10. scapulas
  11. scapulate

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