throating (throting)

[ ling down the surface of the wall. throat-jaws (thrōt'jaz), n. pl. The jaws of the throat: applied to the bony pharyngeal app a ratus of lower vertebrates. These [esophageal] fibres may, however, form a well developed pharyngeal sphincter, as in fishes, and serve for moving those throat - jaws , the pharyngeal bones, which exist in so many of the lowest vertebrate cla , Mivart , Elem. Anat., p. 318. throat-latch (thrōt'lach), n. In a harne , a strap which pa es under a horse's neck and helps to hold the bridle in place; a throat-band. See cut under harne . E. H. Knight.