Definitionadj. relating to or located in the region of the neck or throat
Last update: September 27, 2015
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She is suffering from jugular infection. [Please select]
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Lear preferred to give a geographical colour to his absurdities, as in: - "There was an old person of Tartary Who cut through his jugular artery, When up came his wife, And exclaimed, ' O my Life, How your loss will be felt through all Tartary!'" but this is by no means essential. [Please select]
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Five guineas a jugular. [Please select]
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--Certain medicines act most promptly and surely when introduced directly into the blood by injecting them into a vein, usually the jugular. [Please select]
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Eight or 9 quarts of blood should be taken from the jugular vein. [Please select]
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The throat-hold, he noted, was a bare inch from the jugular. [Please select]
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Steadily, the great dog was grinding his way through toward the jugular. [Please select]
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Pinning down the muzzled dog, the mongrel proceeded to improve his hold by grinding his way toward the jugular. [Please select]
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At the last moment on the ice, the canine teeth of the big bear had severed the jugular vein of the female, and in two minutes after her rescue she was dead. [Please select]
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And knowing this he suddenly exerted a single super-human effort, thrust far apart the giant hands and with the swiftness of a striking snake buried his fangs in the jugular of the Tor-o-don. [Please select]
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