- The
thorax (pl.:
thoraces or thoraxes) or
chest is a part of the
anatomy of
mammals and
other tetrapod animals located between the neck and the abdomen...
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stored in
these chests include clothing, tools, keepsakes, and
things for entertainment, such as
books or cards. Most seaman's
chests were
decorated only...
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placement on the floor.
Chests of
drawers often come in 5-, 6-, and 7-drawer varieties, with
either a
single or a
double top drawer. The
chest illustrated in this...
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Saqqara dating from the
Second Dynasty.
Canopic chests had an
important place in
Egyptian culture.
Canopic chests contained the
internal organs (viscera) of...
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related to
Medicine chests. "The ship's
medicine chest".
International medical guide for ships:
including the ship's
medicine chest.
World Health Organization...
- Look up
chest in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chest most
commonly refers to: The
chest is a part of the
anatomy of
humans and
various other animals...
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Barrel chest generally refers to a broad, deep
chest found on a
patient (or
other person). A
barrel chested person will
usually have a
naturally large...
- Today, some
furniture makers refer to
chests made to hold
family heirlooms or
general storage items as hope
chests. A
trousseau was a
common coming-of-age...
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Renaissance times in Europe, low
chests were
often used as
benches while taller chests were used as side tables. By
placing a
chest on the side on any kind of...
- the use of tea
chests for
shipping tea
declined in the late 20th century. By the
second decade of the 21st century,
although tea
chests were
still used...
