See Patella and Mola.

M\Lo-Glossi, (from dens molares, and lingua). These muscles are small fleshy planes, situated transversely on each side, between the ramus of the lower jaw and the basis of the tongue; they rise from near the inner side of the dentes molares, and thence run to the basis of the tongue, but are often wanting.

Mylo-hyoides, (from a grinding tooth, and the hyoid bone,) muscles which rise with a large basis from the inferior part of the lower jaw, and are inserted at the basis of the os hyoides.

Mylo-pharyngae'i, (from the same, and the pharynjc,) cephalo pharyngai. See Geniopha-ryngaei and Pharynx.