| Protect yourself if you break or dislocate a bone, experience a burn, and more. |
| The injury has progressed to the point that the heads can dislocate or come out of joint. |
| When I had helped her move into position for her pelvic examination, she would warn me that her knee might dislocate. |
| But military action by Germany was to dislocate this scheme, and only the British offensive came fully into operation. |
| This means that they can dislocate their jaw to make the maximum opening size possible for prey to go through. |
| For years I had a shoulder that sometimes used to dislocate from a military soccer game when I was going through my training here in Kingston. |
