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skull

[skuhl] / skʌl /
NOUN
brain
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG


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Doctors found pieces of plastic and glass in his skull as well as metal in his stomach lining, and “pulled a piece of plastic the size of a nickel from my eye,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

Their findings pinpoint a deep prehistoric moment when dogs started to differ noticeably in both size and skull shape.

From Science Daily

Early research focused largely on the fossil's skull, which provided limited insight into how the species moved.

From Science Daily

In the last of these, a series of frontal heads painted in 1945, she becomes a skull or perhaps a ghost.

From The Wall Street Journal

Without a skull, it is hard to tell what it ate.

From Science Daily