Synonym: labial consonant. Similar words: arabian sea, connubial, proverbial, availability, polysyllabic, monosyllabic, bias, zambia. Meaning: ['leɪbɪəl] n. a consonant whose articulation involves movement of the lips. adj. 1. of or relating to the lips of the mouth 2. relating to or near the female labium.
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31. Different with labial orthotherapy, because the effect of posture, it is very difficult to lay the lingual bracket on accurate position, so orthodontic doctor can not obtain ideal treatment easily.
32. The labial colour of white dress and rosaceous department matches one case, appear very childlike.
33. A new campaniform sensillum was described for the labial palps, totalling between 12 and 17 located on each labial palp.
34. Results 50 patients underwent this operation and had a very good rejuvenescent facelift effect of pars buccalis, lower mandible and labial commissure.
35. Sensillar diversity of maxillary palpus is similar to the labial palpus except for grooved basiconic sensilla, and that the number of sensillum is different. Sentencedict.com
36. The labial form of Oriental is full and thick, suit the lipstick of bright red color more, korea, Japan has begun faddish .
37. In the meantime, can support nondestructive number frequency, labial synchronism time compensation and rolled out the miniature connector that is used at camera and cinematograph.
38. Why to eat mango to you can cause labial allergy?
39. The superior labial artery originates form the columellar artery, which courses up the columella to the region between the domes.
40. Risk factors associated with HS bronchopneumonitis were oral–labial lesions, HS in the throat, and macroscopic bronchial lesions seen during bronchoscopy .
More similar words: arabian sea, connubial, proverbial, availability, polysyllabic, monosyllabic, bias, zambia, biased, phobia, namibian, unbiased, verbiage, ambiance, amphibian, acrophobia, xenophobia, hydrophobia, agoraphobia, claustrophobia, lab, british columbia, slab, labour, label, labor, flabby, lullaby, labored, blabber.