Bone Meaning Elbow In Latin Crossword Clue

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Updated: October 11, 2023

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	noun • the inner and longer of the two bones of the human forearm
	35%	6		Condition characterized by swelling and aching of the elbow, also called 'tennis elbow'
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	32%	5		Jam in elbow to elbow
	noun • a large number of things or people considered together • an informal body of friends verb • cause to herd, drive, or crowd together • fill or occupy to the point of overflowing • to gather together in large numbers • approach a certain age or speed

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New York Times19 Feb 2009	Across 63
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Similar Clues

	Clue	Source
1	Anatomical term derives from Latin meaning 'elbow'
2	Bone below the elbow New York Times - 02 Oct 2000	New York Times / 02 Oct 2000
3	Bone from elbow to wrist New York Times - 03 Dec 1980	New York Times / 03 Dec 1980
4	Bone that means "elbow" in Latin New York Times - 01 Apr 2007	New York Times / 01 Apr 2007
5	Condition characterized by swelling and aching of the elbow, also called 'tennis elbow'
6	Jam in elbow to elbow New York Times - 31 Jan 2007	New York Times / 31 Jan 2007
7	Like a bone from the elbow to the wrist New York Times - 06 Apr 2009	New York Times / 06 Apr 2009