Pronunciation: /kræniˈɑːpəɡəs/
noun a rare type of conjoined twins who are fused at the head
A1 Craniopagus twins are conjoined at the head.
A2 The craniopagus twins underwent a risky separation surgery.
B1 The medical team successfully separated the craniopagus twins.
B2 The craniopagus condition is extremely rare and complex.
C1 The craniopagus twins' case garnered international attention.
C2 The craniopagus twins' surgery required a team of specialized surgeons.
adjective relating to or characteristic of craniopagus twins
A1 The craniopagus twins were born connected at the head.
A2 The doctors successfully separated the craniopagus twins.
B1 The craniopagus surgery was a complex and delicate procedure.
B2 The craniopagus twins underwent extensive medical evaluations before the surgery.
C1 The craniopagus condition is extremely rare and requires specialized medical care.
C2 The craniopagus twins' story captured the attention of the medical community worldwide.
formal Craniopagus twins are conjoined at the head.
informal Did you know about those craniopagus twins who were separated successfully?
slang The craniopagus siblings are always together, like two peas in a pod.
figurative Their bond was so strong, it was as if they were craniopagus twins.
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