protractor

/prəˈtræktər/
noun
  1. A tool used for measuring and drawing angles, usually a half-circle or full circle made of clear plastic.
    • I always keep a protractor in my pencil case for geometry class.
    • The teacher handed out protractors so everyone could draw a 45-degree angle.
    • She used a protractor to measure the angle of the triangle in her math homework.
  2. A muscle that extends or stretches a body part outward.
    • The protractor muscle helps the fish extend its fins.
    • Certain exercises strengthen the protractor muscles in your shoulders.
    • In anatomy class, we studied how the protractor moves the jaw forward.
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