rhomboideus

[rom-boi-dee-uh s]

noun, plural rhom·boi·de·i

[rom-boi-dee-ahy] /rɒmˈbɔɪ diˌaɪ/. Anatomy.

either of two back muscles that function to move the scapula.

Origin of rhomboideus

1825–35; < New Latin (musculus) rhomboideus; see rhomboid, -eus

Also called rhomboid.

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British Dictionary definitions for rhomboideus

rhomboideus

noun plural -dei (-dɪˌaɪ)

anatomy either of two muscles that connect the spinal vertebrae to the scapulae

Word Origin

C19: New Latin, from Late Latin rhomboides : see rhomboid

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