pɛlvɪs

Definitions

1. noun

The bony structure forming the lower part of the torso in humans and other quadruped mammals, consisting of the ilium, ischium, and pubis bones, and supporting the spine and the base of the sacrum.

“The doctor examined the patient’s pelvis to assess the damage from the fall.”

2. verb

To thrust or force something into or through the pelvis, typically by kicking or punching.

“The boxer tried to pelvis a powerful hook to knock out his opponent.”