See Also: interosseous cuneocuboid ligament(medicine)
plantar cuneocuboid ligament(medicine)
dorsal cuneocuboid ligament(medicine)
interosseous talocalcaneal ligament(medicine)
interosseous tibiofibular ligament(medicine)
cuneocuboid(medicine)
cuneocuboid joint(medicine)
cuneocuboid ligaments(medicine)
Interosseous(medicine)
interosseous membrane of leg(medicine)
vehicle (iou) and interosseous cuneocuboid ligament (medicine)
vehicle (iou)
vehicle noun & verb. E17.
[French vehicule or Latin VEHICULUM, from vehere carry.]
A. noun.
A substance, esp. a liquid, which facilitates the application or use of another substance mixed with it or dissolved in it; spec. (a) Pharmacology an inactive medium in which strong or unpalatable drugs are administered, or which is used to give bulk to a medicine; (b) Painting the fluid (either the medium or the diluent or a mixture of both) in which pigment is suspended for use. E17.
A thing serving as a means of transmitting, conveying, or embodying something; an instrument, a medium; a channel. E17.
J. Moore If the water..be the vehicle of this disease. J. Morse They viewed the tea as a vehicle of an unconstitutional tax. M. C. Gerald Three major vehicles of therapy: prayers, surgery, and drugs.
b. spec. in Commerce. A privately controlled company through which an individual or organization conducts a particular kind of business, esp. investment. L20.
A means or medium for conveying ideas or impressions; a medium of expression or utterance. Freq. foll. by for, of. M17.
G. M. Trevelyan The language had changedfrom a vehicle of poetry..to a vehicle of science. H. Carpenter A children's book can be the perfect vehicle for an adult's most..private concerns. Times Literary Supplement She is..only a vehicle to represent an aspect of the Indian scene.
b. The literal meaning of the word or words used in a metaphor, as distinct from the metaphor's subject. Opp. tenor. M20.
A material embodiment, or Other shape or form, in which something spiritual appears or is manifested. M17.
A means of conveyance, usu. with wheels, for transporting people, goods, etc.; a car, cart, truck, carriage, sledge, etc. M17.
RECREATIONAL vehicle. utility vehicle: see UTILITY adjective.
Jo Grimond Rolls-Royce armoured carssuperb vehicles.
b. Any means of carriage or transport; a receptacle in which something is placed in order to be moved. L17.
A. MacLean The cable-car was a twelve-passenger vehicle.
c. A space rocket in relation to its payload. M20.
fig. A song, play, Film, etc., that is intended or serves to display the leading actor or performer to the best advantage. M19.
Q Moonwalker..the Michael Jackson vehicle was rolling to..the best cinema grosses.
Comb.: vehicle-mile a distance of one mile travelled by one vehicle, used as a statistical unit; vehicle mine a land-mine designed to destroy vehicles; vehicle registration document a motor vehicle's logbook (see LOGBOOK 2).
b. verb trans. Place or convey in a vehicle. Chiefly as vehicled ppl adjective. E18.
interosseous cuneocuboid ligament (medicine)
interosseous cuneocuboid ligament
<anatomy> The fibrous band that unites adjacent margins of the distal end of the lateral cuneiform and cuboid bones.
Synonym: ligamentum cuneocuboideum interosseum.
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