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zygomaticus
The Zygomaticus extends from each zygomatic rach cheekbones to the corners of the mouth. It raises the corners of the mouth when a person smiles.
zygomaticus by Courtney Johnston February 3, 2008
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ziggomatic
{Not to be confused with "zygomatic"}
While adjoined with the 'v17' tag, this is a genius track composed by the computer device of Prichard L. Clams or whatever he calls himself...
This track is 8 minutes, 35 seconds long and sources say that the little 'thank-you for your attention....bye' message at the end is Paula Abdul.
sources are pending, and include: Aunt Jemima's Maple Syrup, KFC, and those little mini-blueberry muffins I forget the brand-name I think it's Hostess.
While adjoined with the 'v17' tag, this is a genius track composed by the computer device of Prichard L. Clams or whatever he calls himself...
This track is 8 minutes, 35 seconds long and sources say that the little 'thank-you for your attention....bye' message at the end is Paula Abdul.
sources are pending, and include: Aunt Jemima's Maple Syrup, KFC, and those little mini-blueberry muffins I forget the brand-name I think it's Hostess.
ziggomatic by Chris Owen July 1, 2004
zygomatic
Zygomaticous
The lexeme "zygomaticous" is semantically encapsulated within the realm of facial anatomy, specifically signifying the zygomatic muscles, intrinsically tasked with the dynamic modulation and regulation of the bilateral osseous prominences known as the cheekbones. Etymologically rooted in the adjective "zygomatic," pertinently linked to the zygoma—an osseous arch delineating the cheekbone—the term "zygomaticous" intricately delves into the domain of facial physiology, elucidating the multifaceted role of the aforementioned muscles in orchestrating and finely tuning facial expressions, with a particular emphasis on those emotive gestures associated with the act of smiling.
"After telling the amusing story, his zygomaticous muscles contracted, creating a cheerful and infectious smile that lit up the entire room."
"As the comedian delivered his punchline, the audience erupted into laughter, and the zygomaticous muscles of many attendees were engaged, reflecting the joyous atmosphere in the room."
"Her zygomaticous muscles twitched into action as she shared a delightful moment with her friends, their laughter echoing in the air."
"As the comedian delivered his punchline, the audience erupted into laughter, and the zygomaticous muscles of many attendees were engaged, reflecting the joyous atmosphere in the room."
"Her zygomaticous muscles twitched into action as she shared a delightful moment with her friends, their laughter echoing in the air."
Zygomaticous by Marshallist January 2, 2024
Zoomatica
When the animalas run free dancing and living life in the open world! It is more of a state of being. Relaxation, music, jungles, aquatic life. Feeling at peace and happiness with organic motions!
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