collarbone
noun
Origin of collarbone
Examples from the Web for collarbone
Contemporary Examples of collarbone
Her moment of truth arrived a year ago when she saw a picture of herself from Christmas in which her collarbone was jutting out.
The sleek, peanut-shell sized device slips on near the collarbone.
But then, near the end of the first stage, he was involved in a crash and he broke his collarbone.
Lance Armstrong’s Teammate Tells All: ‘The Secret Race’ By Tyler HamiltonThe Daily Beast
September 8, 2012
He continued to roll my shoulders back and massage the muscles just below my collarbone.
Historical Examples of collarbone
There was a thin, high-pitched scream as a collarbone broke.
Police Your PlanetLester del Rey
The knife had gone in just below the collarbone, and pierced down into the lungs.
Mugby JunctionCharles Dickens
My nose was pointed into the top of her head, and her face was right at my collarbone.
Little BrotherCory Doctorow
I hope it won't be anything worse than a leg, or your collarbone, or five teeth knocked out.
The Hickory Ridge Boy Scouts: Under CanvasAlan Douglas
Jawn struck; the man's collarbone crackled under the coupling pin and he fell forward with a yell.
The Short Line WarSamuel Merwin