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skull - use in sentences
Converse of object
- scream: A screaming skull resides at Bettiscombe manor, which in legend cannot be removed from the house.
- smash: A well aimed kick from them can smash the skull of a hunting dog or inflict serious injury on a lion.
- crush: His daughter, her skull crushed, lay on a table behind the closed doors across the hall.
- penetrate: As the needle penetrates the skull, complications affecting the brain may arise.
- crack: Recently he had had an injury playing football that included a cracked skull.
- decorate: Developed an interest in burial practices and human remains, through the decorated skulls and floor burials common in the area.
Adjective modifier
- fractured: He has a fractured skull, " Spock replied.
- shattered: He faces further surgery to repair his shattered skull.
- intact: They directed that bovine head meat had to be recovered from the intact skull before the brain was removed.
- thick: Unfortunately it doesn't explain why some people have thicker skulls than the rest of us.
- human: About halfway up the ladder route a human skull was noticed on a ledge.
- fossil: The monster is depicted in a manner clearly based on a fossil skull.
Modifies a noun
- fracture: Skull fracture Meningitis can be a serious complication following a skull fracture.
- crusher: You can switch to the skull crushers, but do it with a barbell so you don't have each arm working independently.
- cap: No skull caps should be seen on the cream of our youth.
- fragment: The presence of human skull fragments would suggest that this deposit was either not entirely of domestic refuse or, of heterogenous origin.
- x-ray: Skull X-Rays All head injured patients had plain skull X-rays performed on admission to hospital.
- X-ray: The first tests were just routine, urine samples, blood tests, chest and skull X-rays which took most of the day.
Noun used with modifier
- crystal: I was very much tempted by a large, almost life-size, crystal skull.
- syndrome: The width of a Down's syndrome skull is nearly normal for that age.
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