Mucsle and bones in ur face

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Across
  1. 3. U-shaped bone in the neck that supports the tongue; does not articulate with other bones.
  2. 5. Large, thin muscle of the neck that pulls down the lower jaw and corners of the mouth.
  3. 12. The cheek muscle that compresses cheeks during blowing, whistling, and chewing.
  4. 14. The muscle at the tip of the chin that protrudes the lower lip into a pout.
  5. 17. The ring-shaped muscle surrounding the mouth that puckers the lips; kissing muscle.
  6. 19. Internal jaw muscle responsible for protruding and shifting the mandible side-to-side.
  7. 20. L-shaped bones forming the posterior part of the hard palate.
  8. 23. The bone that forms the forehead and the superior portion of the eye sockets.
  9. 25. The frowning muscle between the eyebrows that creates vertical wrinkles when angry.
  10. 26. The eight bones that protect the brain collectively.
  11. 28. Paired bones forming the roof and upper sides of the skull.
  12. 29. Paired bones forming the bridge of the nose.
  13. 30. The major neck muscle that rotates and flexes the head toward the shoulder.
Down
  1. 1. Paired bones that form the prominent cheekbones and lateral orbit walls.
  2. 2. The lower jawbone; the only movable bone of the skull.
  3. 4. Bone forming the back and base of the skull; contains the foramen magnum.
  4. 6. Fan-shaped muscle on the side of the head that elevates and retracts the jaw.
  5. 7. The forehead muscle that raises the eyebrows and wrinkles the forehead skin.
  6. 8. Batshaped bone that binds the cranium together at the base of the skull.
  7. 9. Small, fragile bones at the inner corner of the eye containing tear ducts.
  8. 10. Paired bones on the sides of the skull housing the ear structures and TMJ fossa.
  9. 11. Light, spongy bone between the eyes forming part of the nasal septum.
  10. 13. Paired bones forming the upper jaw and anterior hard palate.
  11. 15. The frowning muscle that pulls the corners of the mouth downward.
  12. 16. The smiling muscle that draws the angle of the mouth upward and backward.
  13. 18. The circular muscle around the eye that controls blinking and squinting.
  14. 21. Internal jaw muscle that acts with the masseter to elevate the mandible.
  15. 22. The muscle that draws the corner of the mouth laterally, producing a tense smile.
  16. 24. The single flat bone forming the lower portion of the nasal septum.
  17. 27. The powerful primary muscle of mastication that closes the jaw.