hyoid — hy·oid || haɪɔɪd n. bone at the base of the tongue (Anatomy, Zoology) adj. pertaining to a bone at the base of the tongue (Anatomy, Zoology) … English contemporary dictionary
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Cornu — (pl. cornua) is a Latin word for horn. Cornu may also refer to: Cornu (horn), an ancient musical instrument People: Dominique Cornu, a Belgian road and track cyclist, born 1985. Marie Alfred Cornu, a physicist for whom the Cornu spiral is named… … Wikipedia