xyster (Meaning)
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xyster (n.)
An instrument for scraping bones.
Synonyms & Antonyms of xyster
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xyster Sentence Examples
- The xyster was an ancient Greek scraper used for athletic grooming and medical purposes.
- The curved blade of the xyster allowed for precise removal of sweat and grime from the body.
- Athletes used the xyster to scrape away excess oil and dirt before competing in games.
- Physicians employed the xyster to clean wounds and remove foreign objects from the skin.
- The handle of the xyster was typically made of wood or bone, providing a comfortable grip.
- Xysti were often found in gymnasia and baths, where they were shared among users.
- The use of the xyster was considered an essential part of personal hygiene in ancient Greece.
- Archimedes is said to have used a xyster to draw geometrical figures in the sand.
- Modern-day versions of the xyster are still used in some skincare and massage practices.
- The xyster has played an important role in ancient Greek culture and hygiene practices.
FAQs About the word xyster
An instrument for scraping bones.
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The xyster was an ancient Greek scraper used for athletic grooming and medical purposes.
The curved blade of the xyster allowed for precise removal of sweat and grime from the body.
Athletes used the xyster to scrape away excess oil and dirt before competing in games.
Physicians employed the xyster to clean wounds and remove foreign objects from the skin.
