Sclē'ro-skĕl'e-ton, n.
n. [Gr. σκληρός, hard, and Eng. skeleton, q. v.] (Anat.) The hardened or ossified fibrous and tendinous tissues that inclose organs. R. Owen.
n. [Gr. σκληρός, hard, and Eng. skeleton, q. v.] (Anat.) The hardened or ossified fibrous and tendinous tissues that inclose organs. R. Owen.