Synonyms for molar
ˈmoʊ lərmo·lar

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1. molar, grinderadjective

   grinding tooth with a broad crown; located behind the premolars

   Synonyms:
   wedge, zep, milling machinery, sub, bomber, hero, submarine, grinder, hero sandwich, hoagy, submarine sandwich, mill, poor boy, hoagie, torpedo

2. molaradjective

   of or pertaining to the grinding teeth in the back of a mammal's mouth

   "molar teeth"

   Synonyms:
   molar(a)

3. molaradjective

   designating a solution containing one mole of solute per liter of solution

   Synonyms:
   molar(a)

4. molaradjective

   containing one mole of a substance

   "molar weight"

   Synonyms:
   molar(a)

5. molar(a)adjective

   pertaining to large units of behavior

   "such molar problems of personality as the ego functions"--R.R. Hunt

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1. • Psychology

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1. molarnoun

   Synonyms:
   grinder, grinding tooth, molar tooth, double tooth

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1. List of paraphrases for "molar":

   mole, molal

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1. Peter Houde:

   Ours would look pretty much just like modern elephants if they were alive today although the Cuvieronius had spiral tusks, their legs might be a bit stubbier, but themain difference from elephants is in their molar teeth, reflectinga diet more based on browsing than that of modern elephants.

2. Katerina Douka:

   The reality is that we can not know whether this single and badly preserved molar belonged indeed to a Denisovan, a hybrid or even an unknown hominin group. It might well be a Denisovan, and I would love it to be a Denisovan, because how cool would that be ? But more confident evidence is needed.

3. Katerina Douka:

   There is a chain of assumptions the authors accept in order to confirm that this is a Denisovan fossil, the reality is that we can not know whether this single and badly preserved molar belonged indeed to a Denisovan, a hybrid or even an unknown hominin group. It might well be a Denisovan, and I would love it to be a Denisovan, because how cool would that be ? But more confident evidence is needed.