- The
fauces (also
termed the
isthmus of
fauces or
oropharyngeal isthmus) is the
opening at the back of the
mouth into the throat. It is a
narrow p****age...
- Look up
fauces in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fauces may
refer to:
Fauces (throat), the
opening at the back of the
mouth Fauces (architecture), narrow...
-
faucēs means "the
upper part of the throat", and
figuratively refers to any kind of
narrow entrance or p****ageway. Greenough, J. B. 1890. "The
Fauces...
- The soft
palate (also
known as the velum,
palatal velum, or
muscular palate) is, in mammals, the soft
tissue constituting the back of the roof of the mouth...
- the clavicle. The "throat" is
sometimes thought to be
synonymous for the
fauces. It
works with the mouth, ears and nose, as well as a
number of
other parts...
- The
palatoglossal arch (glossopalatine arch,
anterior pillar of
fauces) on
either side runs downward,
lateral (to the side), and
forward to the side of...
-
visitor was
provided with a view
through the
fauces, atrium, and
tablinum to the peristyle.
Vestibulum (
fauces): the
vestibulum was the main
entrance hall...
- vestibulum) was a
space that was
sometimes present between the
interior fauces of a
building leading to the
atrium and the street.
Vestibules were common...
- The
palatopharyngeal arch (pharyngopalatine arch,
posterior pillar of
fauces) is
larger and
projects further toward the
middle line than the palatoglossal...
- Scoring:
class I: Soft palate, uvula,
fauces,
pillars visible.
class II: Soft palate,
major part of uvula,
fauces visible.
class III: Soft palate, base...
