How to pronounce “molar” in English

And these molars are used to crush beans, legumes, vegetables.

someone today mentioned like a molar gone bad-- he was a dentist, so we'll forgive him for that, but anyway.

So if I were to yank a molar from every person in this room, before Google security arrested me for assault, I could test them and find proof that yersinia pestis was

But I'm really interested in molars and things.

The first piece I found was not a molar, it was this little fragmentary piece of bone, which is the elbow on the right side.

But the back molars-- there's no back molars-- but they have very pointy, sharp teeth with serrations that are used for gulping meat.

They had massive faces, huge molars, big crests, massive chewing muscles, like the temporalis and masseter muscles.

that is involved in the evolution of a new type of tooth, a new type of molar tooth, the type of molar teeth that we have that can both shear food and crush food.

So in a very real sense, the millstone is like a technological extension of our own molar teeth.

So in a sense then, these millstones are a technological extension of your molar teeth.

We have molar teeth and premolar teeth and incisors and canines, the different teeth in our mouths that are used for grasping and

all the ridges, the valleys, the depressions, the way they interlock with each other, that's the classic mammal molar, and that evolved during this time of the Cretaceous-Terrestrial revolution as

but there are huge salt domes, huge plumes of subterranean salt deposits that have pushed their way up like a molar coming up through

And there are features of this, such as the long, narrow molars, for example, and many other features in that jaw, that