muscle band, muscle bind

[MUSSEL-BAND.] muscle-columns, s. pl. Anat .: Aname given by Kõlliker to the structures previously known as fibrils, because they were really made up of finer elements. muscle-plates, s. pl. Anat.: (See extract.) "Most of the voluntary muscles of the body are de. veloped from a series of portions of mesoderm which are early set aside for this purpose in the embryo, and are termed the muscle - plates ."- Quain : Anatomy (1882), ii. 132. muscle-prisms, s. pl. Anat .: The dark discs, composed of muscle-rods, seen in muscular structure under a high magnifying power. muscle-rods, s. pl. Anat .: Rod-like bodies with knobbed ends, the existence of which is a umed to account for the appearance presented by living fiber under high magnifying power. muscled (cled as eld), adj . [Eng. muscl (e); ed .] Furnished with muscles; having muscles. *mus-çling, *mus'-çel-ling, subst . [Eng. muscl(e); -ing .] Art : Exhibition or representation of the muscles. paragonite. It is the most abundant of the micas, and is a constituent of many rocks, notably granite, gnei , and mica schist. Called also Muscovy-gla . Mus'-co-vỹ, s. [Fr. Muscovie .] An old name of Ru ia. Muscovy-duck, s. [MUSK-DUCK.] Muscovy-gla , s . [MUSCOVITE.]