incus
incus
Definition
in·cus (iŋ′kəs)
noun pl. in·cu′·des′in kyo̵̅o̅′dēz′
the central one of the three small bones in the middle ear; it is shaped somewhat like an anvil
Etymology: ModL < L, anvil < incusus: see incuse
incus
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- video: Will The first Incus video, a duo performance between Derek Bailey and tap dancer Will Gaines, filmed in Derby, June 1995.
Browse dictionary entries near incus
- incurve
- incurvate
- incursion
- incurrent
- incurrence
- incurious
- incurable
- incur
- incunabula
- incunable
- incuse
- ind
- indaba
- indamine
- indebted
- indebtedness
- indecency
- indecent
- indecent exposure
- indeciduous
