Look up: mesomorph

1. mesomorph
   [n] - a person with a well-developed muscular body
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2. Mesomorph
   In somatotyping, a mesoderm-muscle-structural dominant person.
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3. mesomorph
   A constitutional body type or build (biotype or somatotype) in which tissues that originate from the mesoderm prevail; from the morphological standpoint, there is a balance between trunk and limbs. ... See: hypermorph, hypomorph, ectomorph, endomorph. ... Synonym: mediotype. ... Origin: meso-+ G. Morphe, form ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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4. mesomorph
   noun a person with a well-developed muscular body
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5. mesomorph
   (mez´o-) (me´zo-morf″) an individual having a type of body build in which mesodermal tissues predominate: there is relative preponderance of muscle, bone, and connective tissue, usually with heavy, hard physique of rectangular outline; a somatotype classified between ectomorph and endomorph.
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6. mesomorph
   a human physical type (soma- totype) that is marked by greater than average muscular development, as determined by the physique classification ... [2 related articles]
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7. mesomorph
   mesomorph 1. A husky muscular body, or someone who has such a body.>BR? 2. An individual with a robust, muscular body build caused by the predominance of structures developed from the embryonic mesodermal layer. 3. An individual having a type of body build in which tissues derived from the mesoder...
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8. mesomorph
   Type: Term Pronunciation: mez′ō-mōrf Definitions: 1. A constitutional body type or build (biotype or somatotype) in which tissues that originate from the mesoderm prevail; from a morphologic standpoint, a balance exists between trunk and limbs. Synonyms: mediotype
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