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The coracoid bone or process.

The bone or process in the pectoral girdle.

Resembling the beak of a crow. A name given by Galen- and still retained- to the short, thick process, situate at the anterior part of the upper margin of the scapula, which has some resemblance to the beak of a crow. This process gives attachment to the Coraco-clavicular and Coraco-acromial ligaments, and to the Coraco-brachialis, Pectoralis minor,and Biceps muscles.

Shaped like the beak of a crow, also pertaining to the c. process of the scapula. [Gr.]