Jaw

Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɔː/

Jaw (noun)

  1. The bony part of the face that holds the teeth and moves when you chew or speak.
  2. The part of the face that can open and close, especially the lower part, when you talk or chew.
  3. A part of a tool that holds something tightly, often shaped like two opposing parts.

Examples

  • The jaw supports the teeth and helps the face keep its shape.
  • A healthy jaw helps chewing feel comfortable.