Umbilicus in a Sentence
  • Monodonta, no jaws, spire not prominent, no umbilicus, columella toothed.
  • Cotyledon, a widely distributed genus with about 90 species, is represented in the British Isles by C. Umbilicus, pennywort, or navelwort, which takes its name from the succulent peltate leaves.
  • C. Umbilicus is a hardy British plant, with queer rounded leaves almost like a tiny mushroom, and greenish-yellow flowers in June.
  • There are 50 to 100 ventral pleats, from the chin to the umbilicus or slightly beyond the mid line.
  • Shell with very low spire, without umbilicus, internal partitions frequently absorbed; a single ctenidium; a cephalic penis present.
  • Umbilical venous catheter A tube used to give access, through the vein, in the umbilicus.
  • As understood by botanists, this now includes the groups long known as Echeveria and Umbilicus.
  • One end of the umbilical cord is attached to the placenta and the other end is attached to the baby's belly button (umbilicus).
  • Following the NST, an US is done to observe the amount of amniotic fluid present in four quadrants, which are divided along the umbilicus midline and perpendicular to the midline.
  • Shell not nacreous, without umbilicus, with prominent spire and polished surface.