fauces – English noun declension

English noun forms of fauces

Noun: fauces
Singularfauces

Sample Sentences

  • There are two orange-coloured spots at the fauces of that Cypræa Isabella, whence its name, orange-tip. [1826, Mary Anne Venning, Rudiments of Conchology, page 94:]
  • Even at that early age the lamella in the fauces may be distinctly traced through the translucent shell. [1872, American Journal of Conchology, volume 7, page 226:]
  • The tubercle is the same color but with white fauces. The glossy shell coloring is extremely various; the background is white, yellow or black, with or without longitudinal zigzag lines, transverse bands or blotches covering the surface. [1993, Recovery Plan for the Oʻahu Tree Snails of the Genus Achatinella, page 14:]

Etymology

Borrowing from Latin faucēs (“the upper part of a throat”). See: Latin Nouns 'faucēs'.