Synonym: linguistic. Similar words: bilingual, trilingual, bilingualism, multilingual, lingua franca, programming language, linguist, filling up. Meaning: ['lɪŋgwəl] 
n. a consonant that is produced with the tongue and other speech organs. adj. 1. consisting of or related to language 2. pertaining to or resembling or lying near the tongue.
n. a consonant that is produced with the tongue and other speech organs. adj. 1. consisting of or related to language 2. pertaining to or resembling or lying near the tongue. 
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61 Her dentist advised that the problem might be coming from her thicker-than-average lingual frenulum.
62 According as the lingual artery runs along, it is divided into original branch, hyoglossal muscle branch, ascending and horizontal branches of profound lingual artery.
63 The model of rats cirrhosis with portal hypertensive stasis is used to explore the change of tongue inspection in relation to the pressure of deep lingual vein; portal vein and portal blood flow.
64 The anatomic relationship of lingual artery and hypoglossal nerve was observed and measured.
65 Objective: to investigate distribution of adriamycin contained by galactosed albumin magnetic nanoparticles injected by lingual vein in rats.
66 We also received the reflections of two bi - lingual readers from the U.S.
67 Conclusion: The most suitable position to ligate lingual artery is the hyoglossus segment.
68 The fungiform papilla has good ability to regenerate. whether the degenerated fungiform papilla can regenerate is relative to the injured degree and repair of lingual nerve.
69 Lingual signs are used to convey information, the delivered information composes of its structure, levels, and functions.
More similar words: bilingual, trilingual, bilingualism, multilingual, lingua franca, programming language, linguist, filling up, linguistic, squalling, linguistics, linguistically, metalinguistic, psycholinguistic, on guard, vanguard, language, unguarded, bad language, metalanguage, sign language, body language, romance language, language barrier, figurative language, bringing up, distinguishing, guarding, sing up, ring up.