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What is another name for the hipbone?
Another name for the Hipbone is the Pelvis
Is hipbone one word or two?
Hipbone is one word.
What is the others name of hipbone?
The word you are looking for is pelvis.
What is the proper name for hipbone?
The proper name for the hipbone is the coxal bone or os coxae.
What is the medical term meaning area around the hipbone?
Iliac is the medical term meaning area around the hipbone.
What is your hipbone known as?
Pelvis.
What is hipbone known as?
Pelvis.
What is a part of the hipbone?
hipster
Where can you find the hipbone?
At the hip/pelvis
What term describes the hipbone?
Os Coxae
What is the bone connecting the skull with the hipbone?
Vertebrae.
What internal organ is protected by hipbone?
liver
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