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ar·tic·u·lar  (är-tky-lr)
adj.
Of or relating to a joint or joints: the articular surfaces of bones.

[Middle English articuler, from Latin articulris, from articulus, small joint; see article.]

ar·ticu·lar·ly adv.


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