- of a
gorget Pectoral (Ancient Egypt), a type of
jewelry worn in
ancient Egypt Pectoralis major muscle,
commonly referred to as "
pectorals" or "pecs" Pectoralis...
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Pectoral muscles (colloquially
referred to as "pecs") are the
muscles that
connect the
front of the
human chest with the
bones of the
upper arm and shoulder...
- The
widespread use of
pectoral crosses has been
revived in the
Anglican Communion, and is
usually limited to bishops. The
pectorals worn by
Anglican bishops...
- The
pectorals of
ancient Egypt were a form of jewelry,
often in the form of a brooch. They are
often also amulets, and may be so described. They were...
- variants:
incline ~ (more
emphasis on the
upper pectorals),
decline ~ (more
emphasis on the
lower pectorals),
narrow grip ~ (more
emphasis on the triceps)...
- example,
flying fish use
pectoral fins for
gliding flight above water surface, and
frogfish and many
amphibious fishes use
pectoral and/or
pelvic fins for...
- up
pectoral or pec in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pectoral muscles are the
muscles of the
human chest connecting to the
upper arm.
Pectoral muscles...
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Because of this,
wider hand
spacing is ****ociated with
training the
pectorals and
narrower hand
spacing is ****ociated with
training the triceps. Both...
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Pectoral nerve may
refer to:
Lateral pectoral nerve Medial pectoral nerve This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Pectoral nerve...
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Leisure Suit
Larry III: P****ionate
Patti in
Pursuit of the
Pulsating Pectorals is a
graphical adventure game
designed by Al Lowe and
published by Sierra...