Mary Roach

I love words, but I also love finding out that there is a word for something that you've experienced but didn't know there was a word for. Like 'toothpack' - that is a word for when you eat biscuits or cookies and you get that annoying layer of chewed substance on your molars that you kind of have to pick out.

American Author

Sabine Baring-Gould

Should the time come when the county family will be taken away, then the parish will feel for some time like a mouth from which a molar has been drawn - there will be a vacancy that will cause unrest and discomfort.

English Clergyman

Stone Cold Steve Austin

Driving a forklift is kind of like riding a bicycle. You've either got forklift skills or you don't, and I can remove somebody's molars with a forklift.

American Actor

Understand that 'molar' refers to specific teeth meant for grinding food, located at the back of the mouth.

Human Anatomy

'Molar' is often used when talking about dental care and problems such as cavities or wisdom teeth issues.

Dental Health

Molars are not easily seen when smiling or talking, as they are at the back of the mouth.

Not Always Visible

When visiting the dentist, 'molar' is commonly used to identify which teeth are being discussed.

Dental Visits

'Molar' is often linked with dental procedures like extractions (removal) and fillings due to their proneness to issues.

Extractions and Fillings

In chemistry, 'molar' describes the concentration, signifying the number of moles per liter of solution.

Chemistry Usage

'Molar' in chemistry is a precise measurement, important for experiments and reactions.

Quantitative Term

The chemistry-related definition of 'molar' is strictly technical and not used in everyday language.

Strictly Technical

 yep so when it actually closes you can see they just closed right on top of each other and that action just helped yeah let's see if I can try and move my hand so that action there keeps them nice and sharp so that's the upper premolar and the lower molar that you've seen there so look at that so that's the that's the

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 we put down different salt concentrations and they will scramble and fight over 0.25 molar salt concentration they taste it with their feet and they fight vigorously and that's exactly the concentration of salt in their blood so they're finely tuned to a cannibalistic lifestyle this may be

Cannibal Bugs and...

 just environmental factors and of course that then correlates to the fact that how long an elephant lives because they are said to live a lot longer in the Mara elephants main cause of death other than parasites or disease is actually the wearing down of the molars they have

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 hyenas molars on the side which are very very sharp and very bone crushing extremely powerful and a regarded is the strongest teeth in nature crocodiles are able to replace their teeth hyena or not so they need to be able to crush bones for most of their life it's about to

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 makes the food taste nice but most importantly helps to break down the food so that we can absorb it so in a very real sense the mill stones are like a technological extension of our own molar teeth and the oven we use for cooking

How to rebuild the world...

 no one really knows some characteristics link manatees to elephants in particular their teeth these like those of elephants are flat grinding molars as they're worn down by the coarse grass they're replaced by new ones that erupt

Manatees Have Bad Breath...

 made more of a bruise than anything but very very important and then lots of a look at the murders okay great and murders are very important for grinding down food of course so there is no shortage of molars shall we count them 1

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 The overall shape of the teeth looked odd to me, so I performed crown-shape analysis on the occlusal surfaces of deciduous teeth, or baby teeth -- on your left -- and the permanent premolars and molars on your right.

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 ranging from mountain peaks and ocean depths to rainforests and deserts. So the success of our biological class is due in no small measure to the remarkable strength and adaptability of the humble mammalian molar.

How did teeth evolve? -...

 they you lose their when they lose their molars some will die of disease of course and some will die of being killed by other elephants or that sort of thing but otherwise yes most of is that a lion