How to pronounce“lacunate”in English
IPA/lækjʌːnɪt/
Syllablesla·cu·nate
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Long bones are your classic-looking, dog-bone-shaped bones -- the limb bones that are longer than they are wide, like tibia and fibula of your lower legs, but also the trio of bones that make up your fingers.
Follow some of those long bones to your foot or hand, and you’ll hit a cube-shaped short bone, like your foot’s talus and cuboid, or your wrist’s lacunate or scaphoid.
Your flat bones are the thinner ones, like your sternum and scapulae, and also the bones that make up your brain case.
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Definitions of “lacunate”
adjective
Having lacunae or gaps
Synonyms:lacunose