Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Fimbriceps

👉 Fimbriae, a type of muscle that is involved in the movement of the arms, shoulders, and neck.

Fimbriceps

👉 The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

"Fimbriceps," you ask, "what is that? It's a term from Latin that refers to the muscles of your arms, but instead of the typical arm muscles like bicep and tricep, these are the muscles of your arms called 'fimbriae.'" Fimbriae are tiny muscles at the end of each shoulder blade. They're not really muscles because they don't have a bone in their place. Instead of having a muscle at one end of the shoulder blade and another at the other end, they sit on top of it like two little balls. In Latin, 'fimbriae' is actually a term for 'biceps', which refers to the thick muscles that run parallel to your back. But in English, it means 'fimbriae', which is a misnomer because fimbriae are not at all related to biceps. So what does this have to do with Fimbriceps? It has to do with how you can use Fimbriceps for mischief! Imagine if every time someone pulls their arm away from the grip of a heavy object, they pull their finger over your shoulder. And as you're doing so, those 'fimbriae' muscles that sit on top of them start twitching and moving around like little balls. In this way, Fimbriceps is like a secret weapon that makes people feel awkward but also ends up