gullet in Latin
gullet in Latin is oesophagus, gula, gurgulio — gullet means the throat or esophagus, the passage food travels down when swallowed.
gullet in Latin
oesophagus
The throat or esophagus.
gula
The throat or esophagus.
gurgulio
The throat or esophagus.
guttur
The throat or esophagus.
What does "gullet" mean?
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noun The throat or esophagus, the passage food travels down when swallowed.
"The fish bone got stuck in his gullet."
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noun The gap or notch between the teeth of a saw blade.
"Sawdust builds up in the gullet between each tooth."
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gullet in a sentence
- The fish bone got stuck in his gullet.
- Sawdust builds up in the gullet between each tooth.
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What is "gullet" in Latin?
"gullet" in Latin is oesophagus, gula, gurgulio. gullet means: The throat or esophagus, the passage food travels down when swallowed.
How do you use "gullet" in a sentence?
Example: "The fish bone got stuck in his gullet." In Latin, "gullet" is oesophagus, gula, gurgulio.
Are there other ways to say "gullet" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "gullet": oesophagus, gula, gurgulio, guttur.
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