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sacrum

[sak-ruhm, sey-kruhm] / ˈsæk rəm, ˈseɪ krəm /


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Woods said his sacrum had to be put back in place.

From Seattle Times

She curls into a ball, pounding her fists against the floor, and later balances on her sacrum, torso gently circling, in a resemblance of yearning or prayer.

From New York Times

"Only by acknowledging our common Western identity and our common Judeo-Christian values, only by creating a new sacrum imperium, a new holy empire, can we overcome the current EU, the evil empire."

From Salon

I was born without a sacrum, the bone that connects the spine to the pelvis.

From New York Times

She has congenital sacral agenesis, meaning she was born with no sacrum.

From Washington Post