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1. (n.) biceps
a muscle with two points of origin, as the flexor at the front of the upper arm and the similar flexor at the back of the thigh.
Etymology: (1800–10)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) biceps
any skeletal muscle having two origins (but especially the muscle that flexes the forearm)
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1. (noun) Biceps
a muscle having two heads or origins; -- applied particularly to a flexor in the arm, and to another in the thigh
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Sense: the large muscles in the front of the upper arm
The boxer has enormous biceps.
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 Afrikaans: biseps |
 Arabic: عَضَلَةٌ ذات رأسيْن |
 Bulgarian: бицепс |
 Brazilian: bíceps |
 Czech: biceps |
 German: der Bizeps |
 Danish: overarmsmuskel; biceps |
 Greek: δικέφαλος μυς, ποντίκι (μ |
 Spanish: bíceps |
 Estonian: õlavarrelihased |
 Farsi: ماهیچۀ دو سر بازو |
 Finnish: hauis |
 French: biceps |
 Hebrew: שְׁרִיר הַזרוֹע |
 Hindi: द्विशिरस्क, द्विशिर-पेशी |
 Croatian: biceps |
 Hungarian: bicepsz |
 Indonesian: otot lengan |
 Icelandic: tvíhöfði |
 Italian: bicipite |
 Japanese: 二頭筋 |
 Korean: 이두근 |
 Lithuanian: bicepsai |
 Latvian: bicepss |
 Malay: biseps |
 Dutch: biceps |
 Norwegian: biceps, overarmsmuskel |
 Polish: bicepsy |
 Persian: ماهیچۀ دو سر بازو |
 Portuguese: bíceps |
 Romanian: biceps |
 Russian: бицепс |
 Slovak: biceps |
 Slovenian: biceps |
 Serbian: biceps |
 Swedish: biceps |
 Thai: กล้ามเนื้อด้านหน้าของแขนส |
 Turkish: pazu |
 Taiwanese: 二頭肌 |
 Ukrainian: біцепс |
 Urdu: بازو کے اوپر والے حصے کا |
 Vietnamese: bắp tay |
 Chinese: 二头肌 |
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