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joint (See Node)
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joint The junction between two or more bones. The most common is the synovial joint, which permits relatively free movement and is most often affected by arthritis. Synovial joints contain a membranous lining, which produces nutrients and lubricants for the joint. See also synovial fluid; synovial membrane.
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joint In tape editing, the point of connection between two pieces of tape spliced together.
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joint capsule The thin, cartilagenous, fatty, fibrous, membranous structure that envelops a joint. Fluid inside the joint capsule lubricates the area, allowing bones to glide smoothly against each other.
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joint A divisional plane or surface that divides a rock and along which there has been no visible movement parallel to the plane or surface.
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