Anatomy

What do we mean by anatomy?

The bodily structure of a plant or an animal or of any of its parts. noun

The science of the shape and structure of organisms and their parts. noun

A treatise on anatomic science. noun

Dissection of a plant or animal to study the structure, position, and interrelation of its various parts. noun

A skeleton. noun

The human body. noun

A detailed examination or analysis. noun

Dissection; the act or art of dissecting organized bodies with reference to their structure; the practice of anatomizing; anatomization. noun

That which is learned from dissection; the science of the bodily structure of animals and plants; the doctrines of organization derived from structure. See histology, organography, organology, morphology, zoötomy, phytotomy, anthropotomy. noun

Anatomical structure or organization; the formation and disposition of the parts of an organized body. noun

The structure of any inanimate body, as a machine; the structure of a thing, with reference to its parts. noun

A treatise on anatomical science or art; anatomical description or history; a manual of dissection. noun

Figuratively, any analysis or minute examination of the parts or properties of a thing, material, critical, or moral. noun

That which is dissected or results from dissection; a dissected body, part, or organ. noun

A subject of or for dissection; that which is or appears to be ready or fit for dissecting: in various obsolete, colloquial, or figurative uses. noun

Of persons, the body or any part of it; the physique, as if a mere anatomical structure. noun

A mummy; a corpse, dried and shriveled. noun

Figuratively, the withered, lifeless form of anything material or immaterial; meaningless form; shadow without substance noun

A comprehensive account of the anatomy of living organisms lower than man, or of any one group alone. noun

The examination and comparison of the structure of all animals, including man, with reference to morphology, organology, and taxonomy; anatomy in general. noun

The art of studying the different parts of any organized body, to discover their situation, structure, and economy.

The science that deals with the form and structure of organic bodies; anatomical structure or organization.

A treatise or book on anatomy.

(by extension) The act of dividing anything, corporeal or intellectual, for the purpose of examining its parts.

The form of an individual.

The human body, especially in reference to the private parts.

A skeleton, or dead body.

The physical or functional organization of an organism, or part of it.

The science of the examination and analysis of the human body, especially hot chicks. Urban Dictionary

A very detailed analysis Urban Dictionary

The big blue folder of doom. Origins Birmingham University Biomedical Sciences Dept (Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences). Anatomy involves filling in a large (and unnecessary blue folder of questions). Urban Dictionary

1) A popular medical drama wherein all major characters either a- die b- are critically injured c- make abrupt and nonsensical decisions about their love lives and careers 2) Something you hate to love Urban Dictionary

A tv show where everyone dies Urban Dictionary

A rite of passage those seeking a doctoral degree in a health profession (Physician, Physical therapist, Dentist, etc...) must go through. Involves tedious, lengthy, lab sessions often pushing 5 hours in which one dissects a human cadaver several times a week in a room with no sunlight. Imagine looking at a bowl of spaghetti and having to name not only each noodle, but also every space in-between them. Imagine having to know where each noodle is going, where it came from, what its embryological origin was, and what nerve innervates it. Side effects include, but are not limited to: smelling like formaldehyde after your 3rd shower, wishing you could forget the things you've done in lab- like cutting open a dead man's testicle or skinning a human face- except for that you'll be tested on it next week, a marked aversion to chicken, brisket and fat of any kind, and extreme sleep deprivation. Urban Dictionary

Medical TV show that is really just a show about coworkers sleeping togethers and tragedies happening to their families. A main character has died every season since season 8 so... it's completely worth it considering how hot all the doctors are Urban Dictionary

When a naked man sidles up behind a naked woman and his Johnson grazes her ass. Urban Dictionary

A television show that every woman in the continental United States never misses. Urban Dictionary

A show on ABC that focuses on interns at a Seattle hospital. Although it's supposedly a doctor show, it mostly focuses on the characters' love lives. Urban Dictionary

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anatomy, anatoly, anatom.

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Words that rhyme with anatomy:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe anatomy:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective anatomy:
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Consonant match to anatomy:
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