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1fem|o|ro|tib|i|al index — «FEHM uhr oh TIHB ee uhl», Anthropology. the length of the tibia expressed in percentage of the length of the femur …
2Gloria Tib|i — «TIHB ee», the response “Glory be to Thee, O Lord,” that follows the announcement of the gospel in the Communion service or Mass. ╂[< Latin glōria tibi] …
3Tib|bu — «TIHB boo», noun, plural bu or bus. a member of a Negro people of mixed ancestry living in the southeastern part of the Sahara …
4tibet cloth — ti|bet «tih BEHT, TIHB uht», noun, or tibet cloth, a soft, smooth, twilled woolen cloth. ╂[< Tibet, a country (now part of China), where it was produced] …
5ti|bet — «tih BEHT, TIHB uht», noun, or tibet cloth, a soft, smooth, twilled woolen cloth. ╂[< Tibet, a country (now part of China), where it was produced] …
6tib|i|al — «TIHB ee uhl», adjective. of or having to do with the tibia …
7tib|i|a — «TIHB ee uh», noun, plural i|ae « ee ee», i|as. 1. the inner and thicker of the two bones of the leg, from the knee to the ankle; shinbone. 2. a corresponding bone in amphibians, birds, reptiles, and mammals. 3. the fourth section (from the body) …
8tib|i|o|fib|u|lar — «TIHB ee oh FIHB yuh luhr», adjective. of or having to do with both the tibia and the fibula: »the posterior tibiofibular ligament …
9ves|tib|u|lar — «vehs TIHB yuh luhr», adjective. of, having to do with, or serving as a vestibule …
10ves|tib|u|late — «vehs TIHB yuh layt, liht», adjective. 1. Zoology. having a vestibule. 2. = vestibular. (Cf. ↑vestibular) …
