Definition of oxycephaly in English:

oxycephaly

noun ˌɒksɪˈkɛfəliˌɒksɪˈsɛfəliˌɒksɪˈsɛf(ə)li

Medicine Anthropology

The condition of having a head or skull that is abnormally high and pointed in shape; specifically a congenital malformation of the skull characterized by an abnormally high forehead, reduced sagittal diameter, and pointed bregmatic region, resulting from premature closure of both coronal, and sometimes the sagittal and lambdoidal, sutures.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Naturalist. From oxy- + -cephaly, after French oxycéphalie.

Definition of oxycephaly in US English:

oxycephaly

noun

Medicine Anthropology

The condition of having a head or skull that is abnormally high and pointed in shape; specifically a congenital malformation of the skull characterized by an abnormally high forehead, reduced sagittal diameter, and pointed bregmatic region, resulting from premature closure of both coronal, and sometimes the sagittal and lambdoidal, sutures.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Naturalist. From oxy- + -cephaly, after French oxycéphalie.

单词	oxycephaly
释义	Definition of oxycephaly in English: oxycephaly noun ˌɒksɪˈkɛfəliˌɒksɪˈsɛfəliˌɒksɪˈsɛf(ə)li Medicine Anthropology The condition of having a head or skull that is abnormally high and pointed in shape; specifically a congenital malformation of the skull characterized by an abnormally high forehead, reduced sagittal diameter, and pointed bregmatic region, resulting from premature closure of both coronal, and sometimes the sagittal and lambdoidal, sutures. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Naturalist. From oxy- + -cephaly, after French oxycéphalie. Definition of oxycephaly in US English: oxycephaly noun Medicine Anthropology The condition of having a head or skull that is abnormally high and pointed in shape; specifically a congenital malformation of the skull characterized by an abnormally high forehead, reduced sagittal diameter, and pointed bregmatic region, resulting from premature closure of both coronal, and sometimes the sagittal and lambdoidal, sutures. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Naturalist. From oxy- + -cephaly, after French oxycéphalie.
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