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  • Chin - Wikipedia
    The chin is the forward pointed part of the anterior mandible (mental region) below the lower lip A fully developed human skull has a chin of between 0 7 cm and 1 1 cm
  • CHIN Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
    The meaning of CHIN is the lower portion of the face lying below the lower lip and including the prominence of the lower jaw How to use chin in a sentence
  • Chin Meaning Slang: A Comprehensive Exploration
    Discover the versatile meanings of the slang term "chin"—from casual chats to uplifting phrases Explore its origins, regional variations, and its role in pop culture
  • CHIN | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
    She was in a good position underneath the basket and was able to chin the rebound When you get the ball, chin it so as to protect it from being stolen by the other team
  • 13 Different Types of Chins: A Comprehensive Guide
    While the general shape of your chin is typically determined by genetics, age and lifestyle can change its appearance Read on to figure out what basic chin shape you have From there, we'll show you how to make any chin shape look its best
  • What Is a Chin? Its Anatomy, Evolution, and Variations
    The chin is a structural mystery unique to Homo sapiens Unravel the anatomy and competing scientific theories behind this defining human feature
  • Why Do Humans Have Chins? - Smithsonian Magazine
    Over the years, researchers have thought up a variety of explanations for why we have chins Perhaps the most common explanation is that our chin helps buttress the jaw against certain
  • Chin - Anatomy, Function, Structure, Diagram, Significance
    The chin is the lowermost part of the face, formed by the mandible (lower jawbone) It is a prominent, bony projection located at the front of the jaw The chin provides structural support to the lower face and serves as an attachment site for muscles involved in facial expressions, speech, and chewing


















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