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anconeous muscle

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun anconeous muscle has 1 sense
  1. anconeous muscle, musculus anconeus - the muscle that extends the forearm and abducts the ulna in pronation of the wrist
    --1 is a kind of skeletal muscle, striated muscle
    --1 is a part of forearm

Definitions from the Web

Anconeous Muscle
  1. Noun - Anatomy
  2. The anconeous muscle is a small muscle located in the posterior region of the elbow joint.

    Example sentence: The anconeous muscle helps stabilize the elbow during movements like forearm extension.

  3. Adjective - Pertaining to the Anconeous Muscle
  4. The anconeous muscle provides support and facilitates the proper functioning of the elbow joint.

    Example sentence: Regular stretching exercises can help prevent anconeous muscle strains and injuries.

  5. Noun - Popular
  6. In popular culture, the term "anconeous muscle" is often used to refer to a well-developed arm muscle that gives the appearance of a defined bulge.

    Example sentence: He has been hitting the gym regularly, and now his anconeous muscles are more prominent and sculpted.

  7. Noun - Local
  8. In local dialects, the term "anconeous muscle" is sometimes used metaphorically to describe someone who possesses exceptional strength or power.

    Example sentence: John's massive anconeous muscles earned him the reputation of being the strongest man in the neighborhood.

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