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FLEX

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flex (flks)
v.
1. To bend.
2. To contract a muscle.
3. To move a joint so that the parts it connects approach each other.
Flex
To bend.
Mentioned in: Fingertip Injuries
flex
to bend or put in a state of flexion.
FLEX
Federal licensing exam Graduate education An examination required of physicians before they can practice medicine in the US, which consists of a 3 day multiple-choice assessment of knowlege in 'basic' and 'clinical' sciences


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