| In the past, butterflies were distinguished from moths in that they flew during the day, possessed clubbed antennae, were brightly colored, and lacked a frenulum. |
| This site discusses phimosis in its specific forms of phimotic ring, frenulum breve, adhesions or skinbridges. |
| A deficient or excessive development of the lingual frenulum may also interfere with the movements of the tongue. |
| A frenulum or tongue laceration may respond to topical thrombin or other similar agents. |
| During this operation, the surgeon essentially lengthens the frenulum to allow greater freedom of movement. |
| The frenulum is the piece of tissue connecting the tongue to the bottom. |
