Associations to the word «Constricted»
Noun
- Suture
- Whorl
- Throat
- Artery
- Septum
- Periphery
- Aperture
- Articulation
- Passageway
- Abdomen
- Pupil
- Nozzle
- Chest
- Narrow
- Median
- Apex
- Asthma
- Circumference
- Airway
- Lung
- Waist
- Vertebra
- Lazarus
- Trajectory
- Chromosome
- Strap
- Bowel
- Segment
- Stomach
- Consonant
- Rim
- Diameter
- Shriek
- Pore
- Flow
- Allowance
- Muscle
- Neck
- Breath
- Tube
- Cord
- Vowel
- Swallow
- Iris
- Intercourse
- Vessel
- Summit
- Coil
- Circulation
- Pressure
- Blood
- Panic
- Terrain
- Tooth
- Felt
- Tissue
- Pencil
- Consciousness
Adjective
Wiktionary
CONSTRICTED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of constrict
Dictionary definition
CONSTRICTED, adjective. Especially tense; especially in some dialects.
CONSTRICTED, adjective. Drawn together or squeezed physically or by extension psychologically; "a constricted blood vessel"; "a constricted view of life".
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