- The
palate (/ˈpælɪt/) is the roof of the
mouth in
humans and
other mammals. It
separates the oral
cavity from the
nasal cavity. A
similar structure is...
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opening may be on one side, both sides, or in the middle. A
cleft palate occurs when the
palate (the roof of the mouth)
contains an
opening into the nose. The...
- The soft
palate is part of the
palate of the mouth; the
other part is the hard
palate. The soft
palate is
distinguished from the hard
palate at the front...
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palate-cleanser is a
serving of food or
drink that
removes food
residue from the tongue,
allowing one to more
accurately ****ess a new flavor.
Palate-cleansers...
- The hard
palate is a thin
horizontal bony
plate made up of two
bones of the
facial skeleton,
located in the roof of the mouth. The
bones are the palatine...
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southern Korean dialects palatize the
sound to
resemble the
sound "ca-chi", as if it was
written 가치, but
Pyeonyan accents do not
palatize the sound, pronouncing...
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uvula in the throat.
Together with the maxilla, they
comprise the hard
palate. The
palatine bones are
situated at the back of the
nasal cavity between...
- US also /-lɪ-/) or
palatization is a way of
pronouncing a
consonant in
which part of the
tongue is
moved close to the hard
palate.
Consonants pronounced...
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Under the
Merovingian dynasty, the
mayor of the
palace or majordomo. (Latin:
maior palatii or
maior domus) was the
manager of the
household of the Frankish...
- and jaws, as well as
facial plastic surgery including cleft lip and
cleft palate surgery. An oral and
maxillofacial surgeon is a
specialist surgeon who treats...
