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An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 3
(Ger.),n. Ba°k/e*n. 1. The cheek. [A, 315; L, 185.] 2 Of a horse, the buttocks. [A, 301.] 3. In botany, as a pl., see Buccz—B’arterie. The buccinator artery. [L, 80.]—1’bart. In man, the whiskers; in birds, the feathers between the beak and the eyes, [A, 315; L, 30.])—B’bein. The malar bone. [L, 43.]—. The cheek-pouch.—B’drüsen. The buccal glands. (L, 30.|—B’fortsatz. The malar proce of the superior maxilla. {L, — ° chen. A dimple of the cheek, [L, 30. . See Nervus subcutaneus male.— BW hihh buccal cavity; that portion of the mouth which lies between the cheeks and the teeth. [L, 37.|—B’knochen. 1. The malar bone. [L, w.lj 2. In the horse, the hip-bone. [A, 301.] —B’kragen. See Bbart.—B'muskel. See Buccrnator.—_B’muskelnerv. The buecinator nerve. [L, 30, 43.]—B’pulsader,. The buccinator artery, [L, 46.)—B’speicheldriisen. The buccal glands. [L, 80.)—B’tasche. See B’blase—B’venen. The buccinator veins. [L, 80.J—B'zalin. A molar tooth. | [E, 185.]—. ‘The molar glands. [A, 355.]—B’zalmmuskel. See ALVEOLO-LABIAL IS.
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