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rhomboideus

noun rhom·boi·de·us \räm-ˈbi-dē-əs\
plural rhom·boi·dei\-dē-ˌī\

Definition of RHOMBOIDEUS

:  either of two muscles that lie beneath the trapezius muscle and connect the spinous processes of various vertebrae with the medial border of the scapula
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Origin of RHOMBOIDEUS

New Latin, from Latin rhomboides rhomboid
First Known Use: circa 1836
Medical Dictionary

rhomboideus

noun rhom·boi·de·us \räm-ˈbid-ē-əs\
plural rhom·boi·dei \-ē-ˌī\

Medical Definition of RHOMBOIDEUS

:  either of two muscles that lie beneath the trapezius muscle and connect the spinous processes of various vertebrae with the medial border of the scapula: a :  rhomboideus minor b :  rhomboideus major

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