fauces

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    the passage between the back of the mouth and the pharynx

Word Origin

fauces (n.)
"throat, gullet," 1540s, from Latin fauces "throat, gullet." Related: Faucal; faucial.

Example

1. Inter fauces terrarum across the mouth of the river ;
2. The branch of medicine that studies and treats the larynx , pharynx , and fauces .
3. The arching surface of the lens body is specially designed according to the characteristics of the mouth & fauces dissection , which can meet the intubatton requirement for those patients , who got a high pharynx .
4. Dispelling and examining it , fauces hyperaemia , spleen turgescence and lung hyperaemia .

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