Anatomy Terminology

noun the movement of a body part toward the midline of the body

• The physical therapist instructed the patient to perform adduction exercises to strengthen the inner thigh muscles.
• The trainer showed me how to do adduction movements to work on my leg muscles.
• I'm gonna do some adduction stuff at the gym to tone up my legs.
• In negotiations, the company used adduction tactics to bring the other party closer to their position.

noun a type of body tissue composed of fat cells

adjective relating to or consisting of fat

• Adipose tissue is a type of connective tissue that stores fat for insulation and energy.
• I need to cut back on my adipose intake if I want to lose weight.
• I swear, all that junk food goes straight to my adipose!
• His adipose personality made it hard for others to get close to him.

noun The joint connecting the foot with the leg; a part of the body

• The doctor advised the patient to elevate his ankle and apply ice to reduce the swelling.
• I twisted my ankle while playing basketball with friends.
• I can't believe I sprained my ankle again, it's such a pain.
• She has a good ankle for pitching ideas in meetings.

noun a structure or body part that is located towards the front or forward position

adjective referring to the front or forward position of something

• The anterior part of the brain is responsible for higher cognitive functions.
• I bumped into the anterior wall and hurt my shoulder.
• I always sit in the anterior row in class to avoid distractions.
• The anterior approach to problem-solving involves looking at the issue from a different angle.

noun the opening at the end of the alimentary canal through which solid waste is eliminated from the body

• The doctor examined the patient's anus for any signs of abnormalities.
• I can't believe he made a joke about my anus during dinner.
• He's such a jerk, always talking out of his anus.
• His decision came straight from his anus, without any thought or consideration.

noun a part or organ that is attached to the main structure of an organism, typically smaller or less important than the main part

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• The insect used its appendage to grasp onto the branch.
• He accidentally bumped his appendage on the table.
• I feel like my appendage is going to fall off after that workout.
• His smartphone had become an appendage, always in his hand.

noun a small circular area, such as that around the nipple or a pimple

• The areola is the darker area of skin surrounding the nipple on the breast.
• I learned that the areola is a normal part of the breast during puberty.
• Some people get tattoos around their areolas for cosmetic reasons.
• The areola of the sun peeked over the horizon as the day began.

noun a part of the human body that extends from the shoulder to the hand

verb to supply or provide with weapons

• The surgeon carefully operated on the patient's broken arm.
• I can't believe you arm-wrestled with that guy, you're so strong!
• I need to hit the gym and work on my arm muscles.
• She had to arm herself with knowledge before the debate.

adjective relating to, situated on, or moving along or parallel to an axis

• The axial tilt of Earth is approximately 23.5 degrees.
• The axial tilt of our planet is what causes the changing seasons.
• I never realized how important the axial tilt was until I studied it in science class.
• The company's success hinged on the axial relationship between its different departments.

noun The main central supporting part of something, such as a structure or organization

adjective Relating to the most important part of something

• The backbone of the company's success lies in its strong leadership and innovative strategies.
• She's the backbone of our group project, always keeping us on track and organized.
• You gotta have a strong backbone to stand up to those bullies.
• Education is the backbone of a prosperous society, providing the foundation for growth and development.

adjective having a belly or bulging middle

• The bellied whale surfaced to take a breath before diving back into the ocean.
• He's been hitting the gym hard, trying to get rid of that bellied look.
• I can't believe how bellied he's gotten since quarantine started.
• The team's bellied effort led to their victory in the championship game.

noun the front part of the human body below the chest, containing the stomach and bowels

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• The doctor examined her belly to check for any abnormalities.
• I can't believe how much food I can fit in my belly!
• I'm so full, my belly is about to burst!
• He laughed so hard that his belly hurt.

noun a person's physique or physical structure

verb to develop or work on one's physique through exercise and diet

• His body build is well-suited for long-distance running.
• I envy his body build, he can eat anything and not gain weight.
• Check out that guy's body build, he must spend a lot of time at the gym.
• Her mental body build is strong, she can handle any challenge that comes her way.

noun the physical structure and material substance of an animal or plant, living or dead

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• The human body is a complex system of organs and tissues.
• I need to work on my body and get in shape for summer.
• Check out that guy's ripped body!
• The company is the body of employees working together towards a common goal.

noun a rigid organ that constitutes part of the vertebrate skeleton in animals

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• The doctor examined the x-ray and found a fracture in the bone.
• I accidentally bumped my elbow and now my funny bone hurts.
• I heard he has a bone to pick with you about the project.
• She has a bone of contention with her neighbor over the property line.

noun an erect penis, especially when visible through clothing

• The medical term for an involuntary erection is priapism.
• He got a boner while watching that movie.
• He popped a boner when he saw her in that dress.
• The new product launch gave the company a boner in sales.

noun a rigid connective tissue that makes up the skeleton of vertebrates

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• The forensic expert carefully examined the bones found at the crime scene.
• I heard that old man Johnson has a lot of bones buried in his backyard.
• I can't believe he has the bones to ask her out after what he did.
• She has a lot of skeletons in her closet, but she doesn't let them rattle her bones.

adjective describing something that is related to or resembling bone; skinny or gaunt in appearance

• The doctor noted that the patient had a bony structure, indicating a low body fat percentage.
• She's always been self-conscious about her bony arms, but I think they look great.
• That skateboarder has some seriously bony legs, dude.
• The old tree had bony branches reaching out in all directions, like gnarled fingers.

noun the part of a dress that covers the chest

• She held the precious locket close to her bosom, treasuring the memories it contained.
• I tucked the photo into my bosom so I wouldn't lose it.
• She slipped the stolen item into her bosom to hide it from the security guard.
• The company's new policy was kept close to the bosom of the CEO until it was officially announced.

noun the lowest part or base of something

adjective of the lowest rank or level

• The ship's bottom was reinforced to withstand rough seas.
• I found my keys at the bottom of my bag.
• She's always got my back, she's my bottom.
• At the bottom of the issue lies a lack of communication.

noun the innermost parts of something; the intestines

• The doctor examined the patient's bowels to check for any abnormalities.
• I think I need to eat more fiber to keep my bowels regular.
• I had some bad sushi last night and now my bowels are all messed up.
• The intense scene in the movie really twisted my bowels with anxiety.

noun an organ of soft nervous tissue contained in the skull of vertebrates, functioning as the coordinating center of sensation and intellectual and nervous activity

• The brain is the most complex organ in the human body.
• I need to use my brain to solve this puzzle.
• I totally fried my brain studying for that exam.
• She has a sharp brain for business.

noun a person's chest, especially when regarded as the seat of the emotions or as the source of nourishment

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• The doctor recommended a mammogram to check for any abnormalities in her breast tissue.
• She decided to wear a low-cut top to show off her new breast augmentation.
• I can't believe he got a tattoo of a heart with 'mom' written across his breast.
• Her love for music was like a warm embrace, soothing her soul like a comforting hand on her breast.

noun the ridge over the eye sockets where the eyebrows are located

• She raised her brow in skepticism at the proposal.
• He furrowed his brow in confusion trying to understand the instructions.
• She's always on fleek with her perfectly shaped brows.
• The mountain peak was covered in snow, resembling a white brow against the blue sky.

noun a rounded swelling or protuberance that distorts a flat surface

verb to swell or protrude outwards

• The doctor noticed a bulge in the patient's abdomen during the examination.
• I can see a bulge in your backpack, what do you have in there?
• His wallet was so full it made a bulge in his pocket.
• The bulge of new construction projects in the city is a sign of economic growth.

noun the buttocks

verb to live or spend time in a lazy or relaxed manner

adjective of poor quality or inferior

• The doctor examined the patient's bum for any signs of infection.
• I can't believe you slipped and fell on your bum!
• He's always just sitting on his bum, not doing anything productive.
• She's been dragging her bum lately, not putting in much effort.

noun a person's buttocks

• The doctor advised the patient to sit on a cushion to relieve pressure on their butt.
• I need to find a comfortable chair because my butt is starting to hurt.
• She kicked him in the butt for making a rude comment.
• He kicked the ball with the inside of his foot, also known as the butt of the foot.

noun the two rounded portions of the body located on the posterior of the pelvic region

• The doctor examined the patient's buttocks for any signs of infection.
• I accidentally sat on my own buttocks, and it hurt!
• She slipped and fell on her buttocks while trying to ice skate.
• The company's financial losses were a kick in the buttocks for their growth plans.

noun a dead body, especially one intended for dissection

• The forensic team carefully examined the cadaver to determine the cause of death.
• The cadaver was found in the abandoned building down the street.
• They say that old house is haunted by a cadaver from the past.
• The abandoned factory was like a cadaver, decaying and lifeless.

noun a hard shell covering the back of certain animals such as turtles and crustaceans

• The turtle's carapace provides protection from predators.
• Check out the cool pattern on that turtle's shell!
• That turtle's got a pretty sweet armor.
• She retreated into her emotional carapace to shield herself from criticism.

adjective relating to or resembling a cavern, especially in size, depth, or atmosphere

• The cavernous chamber was filled with ancient artifacts.
• The cavernous room was so big, we could play a game of soccer in it.
• The party was held in a cavernous warehouse downtown.
• Her mind felt like a cavernous void, empty of all thoughts.

adjective relating to the cecum, a pouch connected to the junction of the small and large intestines in the digestive system

• The cecal region of the digestive system is responsible for absorbing nutrients from food.
• I heard that the cecal part of the intestine is where all the action happens.
• I don't want to deal with that cecal stuff, it's gross.
• Her mind was like a cecal maze, difficult to navigate and understand.

noun a point or part that is equally distant from all sides, edges, or ends; the middle

verb to place in or adjust to a central position

adjective located in the middle; central

adverb in or toward the middle

• The research center is dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge.
• Let's meet at the shopping center later.
• I heard there's a new skate park at the rec center.
• She is the center of attention wherever she goes.

noun The narrow, lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina.

• The cervix is the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina.
• I heard that getting a pap smear checks for abnormalities in the cervix.
• My friend said she felt like she got kicked in the cervix during her period.
• Her ability to remain calm in stressful situations is like having a steel cervix.

noun a room or space used for a specific purpose, often within a larger building or structure

• The lawyer presented evidence in the court chambers.
• Let's meet in the chambers to discuss the case.
• I heard a rumor going around the chambers.
• His mind was like a labyrinth of chambers, each holding a different memory.

noun the fleshy part of either side of the face below the eye and above the jaw

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• She gently placed a kiss on his cheek as a gesture of gratitude.
• He couldn't help but blush when she pinched his cheek and called him cute.
• I can't believe she had the cheek to ask me for a favor after what she did.
• The comedian's jokes were so funny, they had everyone in stitches, slapping their cheeks with laughter.

noun a woman's breasts

• The doctor listened to my chest with a stethoscope.
• I have a pain in my chest after eating too much.
• I can't believe he hit him in the chest during the game!
• She held her secrets close to her chest.

noun the lower part of a person's face, below the mouth

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• She rested her chin on her hand as she listened intently to the speaker.
• He always has a bit of stubble on his chin because he forgets to shave.
• I accidentally bumped my chin on the table and now it's sore.
• The company's profits took a hit, causing their financial chin to take a downward turn.

noun a separate section or part of a larger space or container

• The train conductor instructed passengers to store their luggage in the overhead compartment.
• Make sure you put your stuff in the top compartment on the bus.
• I always hide my snacks in the secret compartment of my backpack.
• She kept her emotions locked away in a hidden compartment of her mind.

noun a rounded projection at the end of a bone, forming an articulation with another bone

• The condyle of the femur articulates with the acetabulum of the pelvis.
• I think I may have injured my condyle while playing basketball.
• My condyle is killing me after that workout.
• His ability to adapt to new situations is like a condyle, always finding a way to fit in.

adjective relating to a person's body, especially as opposed to their spirit

• The study focused on the differences between corporeal and non-corporeal entities.
• I prefer corporeal books over e-books because I like the feel of turning pages.
• I can't believe she ghosted me, I thought our connection was more corporeal.
• His presence in the room felt so strong and corporeal, like he was a force to be reckoned with.

noun the outer layer of an organ or structure, especially the cerebrum or kidney

• The cerebral cortex is responsible for processing information in the brain.
• I heard that the cortex is like the brain's control center.
• Dude, my cortex is on fire after that intense study session.
• Her artistic cortex was in full swing as she painted a masterpiece.

verb to hold something in the hands in a curved shape, like a cup

• She cupped her hands to catch the rainwater dripping from the roof.
• He cupped his hands around the warm mug of coffee.
• I cupped my hands over my mouth to stifle a laugh.
• The audience's applause cupped her heart with warmth and gratitude.

noun a person's right hand

adjective referring to the right side or right-handedness

• The dexter hand of the statue held a sword, symbolizing justice.
• I always use my dexter hand to write because I'm right-handed.
• Dude, did you see that dexter move on the basketball court?
• Her dexter mind always found creative solutions to problems.

adjective relating to or situated on the right side; right-handed

• The dextral movement of the fault line caused the rocks to shift horizontally.
• She's a dextral writer, always using her right hand to jot down notes.
• I'm dextral when it comes to playing video games, my right hand is always on fire!
• His dextral approach to problem-solving involves taking a systematic and organized approach.

noun a slang term for a penis

• The doctor explained that the patient had injured his penis, which is the medical term for the male genital organ.
• I can't believe he sent a dick pic to her without even asking!
• He's such a dick for cutting in line like that.
• She's always so quick to pull the trigger, she's like a sharpshooter with a dick.

verb to separate or disconnect the joints or bones of something, especially a body part

• The disarticulated bones were carefully examined by the forensic anthropologist.
• The disarticulated puzzle pieces were scattered all over the table.
• I accidentally disarticulated the action figure while trying to pose it.
• The disarticulated plot of the novel made it difficult to follow the storyline.

noun the first part of the small intestine, where most chemical digestion takes place

• The duodenum is the first part of the small intestine, where most of the digestion and absorption of nutrients takes place.
• I heard that the duodenum is where all the magic happens in terms of breaking down food.
• The duodenum is like the VIP section of the small intestine, where all the action happens.
• Just like the duodenum processes food, we need to process and digest information before making decisions.

noun the soft, fleshy part at the bottom of the ear

• The doctor examined her ear lobe for any signs of infection.
• She got a new piercing on her ear lobe and it looks great!
• I can't believe he got a tattoo on his ear lobe, that's so cool.
• His words were like a gentle touch on her ear lobe, soothing and comforting.

noun a part of the body that is used for hearing

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• The doctor examined her ear and prescribed medication for the infection.
• I can't hear you, speak into my ear.
• She's all ears when it comes to gossip.
• The CEO turned a deaf ear to the complaints of the employees.

noun a joint in the middle of the arm where it bends

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• The physical therapist recommended exercises to strengthen the muscles around my elbow.
• I accidentally bumped my elbow on the door frame.
• I gave him a little nudge with my elbow to get his attention.
• She used her connections to grease the wheels and elbow her way into the exclusive event.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'elongated' describes something that has been lengthened or stretched out

• The elongated shape of the building made it stand out among the rest of the structures in the city.
• Her elongated fingers made it easy for her to reach the top shelf without any help.
• I can't believe how elongated his story became after he kept adding more details to it.
• The elongated wait for the results felt like an eternity to the anxious students.

noun the internal organs, especially the intestines

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• The surgeon carefully examined the entrails to determine the cause of death.
• I can't stand the sight of entrails when I'm cooking.
• I heard that horror movie is full of guts and entrails.
• The entrails of the company's financial statements revealed some troubling information.

noun a specialized organ of vision in humans and other animals

verb to look at or observe closely

adjective relating to or involving the eyes

adverb in a way that relates to or involves the eyes

• The doctor examined my eye and prescribed eye drops for the infection.
• I got something in my eye and it's been bothering me all day.
• She gave him the evil eye when he made a rude comment.
• She has an eye for detail and always notices the smallest things.

noun the round, white part of the eye that allows you to see

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• The ophthalmologist carefully examined the patient's eyeball for any signs of infection.
• I can't believe you got something in your eyeball again!
• That movie was so scary, it made my eyeballs pop out!
• She kept a close eyeball on her competition during the race.

noun The front part of a person's head where the eyes, nose, and mouth are located.

verb To confront or deal with a difficult situation or opponent.

adjective Facing in a specified direction.

preposition In the direction of.

• She had a serene expression on her face as she listened to the music.
• I can't believe you made that face when you tasted the spicy food!
• Stop being so two-faced and just tell me the truth.
• He had to face the consequences of his actions.

noun a particular aspect or feature of something

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• One facet of the research study focused on the economic implications of climate change.
• I only saw one facet of his personality when we went out for coffee.
• She only showed me one facet of her life on social media.
• The diamond sparkled in the light, each facet reflecting a different color.

noun the front of a building, especially an imposing or decorative one

• The facia of the building was intricately designed with ornate carvings.
• I accidentally scratched the facia of my car while parking in a tight spot.
• That facia on the new phone is so sleek and modern.
• The facia of her personality was warm and welcoming.

noun a flat band of tissue below the skin that covers underlying tissues and separates different layers of tissue

• The fascia is a band or sheet of connective tissue beneath the skin that attaches, stabilizes, encloses, and separates muscles and other internal organs.
• I learned in my anatomy class that fascia plays a crucial role in maintaining the structure of our bodies.
• I heard that getting a deep tissue massage can help loosen up tight fascia and improve flexibility.
• The fascia of society, which holds together different social classes, is starting to show signs of strain.

noun a word that functions as the name of a specific object or set of objects, such as 'organs'

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, such as 'female' in 'female organs'

• The female organs include the ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, and vagina.
• She was experiencing some discomfort in her female organs and decided to see a doctor.
• I heard she's having issues with her lady parts.
• Her creativity is like a garden blooming with various flowers, each representing a different aspect of her female organs.

noun an opening or window, especially in the architecture of a building

• The architect designed large fenestra to allow natural light to flood the room.
• I love how the house has big fenestra, it makes the space feel so open.
• Check out those cool fenestra in the new building!
• Her eyes were like dark fenestra, revealing nothing of her emotions.

noun a slender jointed part of the hand that extends from the palm and is used for grasping and holding objects

verb to touch or point to something with one's finger

• She gently placed her finger on the book's page to keep her place.
• I accidentally burned my finger while cooking dinner.
• He's always snapping his fingers to get the waiter's attention.
• Pointing fingers at others won't solve the problem.

noun the thin, hard layer covering the upper surface of the tip of each finger

• She meticulously cleaned under her fingernails before the important meeting.
• I need to paint my fingernails before the party tonight.
• Her fingernails were on fleek after getting them done at the salon.
• The suspense was so intense, I was biting my fingernails throughout the entire movie.

noun refers to the physical body of a person or animal, often used to emphasize the humanity or physicality of someone

conjunction connects the two nouns 'flesh' and 'blood' to show they are related or connected in some way

• It is important to remember that we are all flesh and blood, with the same needs and desires.
• Hey, don't forget that he's my flesh and blood, so be nice to him.
• I may be tough on the outside, but I'm still your flesh and blood, so show me some love.
• The company is like a family, with all of us being flesh and blood working towards a common goal.

noun the soft substance consisting of muscle and fat that is found between the skin and bones of a human or an animal

• The doctor examined the patient's flesh for any signs of infection.
• I can't stand the feeling of raw flesh, it gives me the creeps.
• That new tattoo looks sick, the artist really knows how to work with flesh.
• His words cut through her like a knife, leaving her feeling exposed to the bone, her flesh raw and vulnerable.

adjective describing something that is soft and thick, often referring to body tissue or fruits

• The fleshy part of the fruit is often the most nutritious.
• I love biting into the fleshy part of a ripe peach.
• Her fleshy cheeks turned red when she was embarrassed.
• His fleshy heart was full of love and compassion.

adjective having a red or rosy color in the face, usually due to embarrassment or exertion

• She flushed with embarrassment when she realized her mistake.
• He flushed red when his crush walked by.
• I flushed the toilet before leaving the bathroom.
• The success of the project flushed new life into the company.

noun a small cavity, sac, or gland, in particular, a hair follicle, from which a hair grows

• The follicle is a structure within the skin that contains the root of a hair.
• I have a stubborn follicle that just won't come out when I pluck my eyebrows.
• That follicle is being a real pain in the butt.
• The follicle of creativity in her mind was bursting with new ideas.

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• The doctor examined the patient's foot to check for any signs of injury.
• I stubbed my foot on the coffee table last night and it really hurts!
• I can't believe he shot himself in the foot by quitting his job without a backup plan.
• She really put her foot in her mouth when she made that awkward comment at the party.

noun the part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist

• The doctor examined the patient's forearm for any signs of swelling or bruising.
• I accidentally bumped my forearm on the table and it really hurts now.
• I need to roll up my sleeves and show off my forearm muscles at the gym.
• She had a strong forearm when it came to negotiating business deals.

noun a weather system characterized by a large, warm air mass and a cold air mass meeting

adjective relating to the forehead or the front part of something

• The frontal lobe is responsible for decision making and problem solving.
• She got a frontal lobotomy to treat her severe mental illness.
• I can't believe he went full frontal during the performance!
• The company's new marketing strategy is a frontal assault on their competitors.

noun a structure in the form of a mass of nerve tissue, especially one located outside the brain or spinal cord

• The ganglion is a collection of nerve cell bodies outside the central nervous system.
• I heard that ganglion is some kind of nerve cluster outside the brain.
• My ganglion is acting up again, giving me all sorts of pains.
• The team leader serves as the ganglion of the group, connecting everyone together.

noun an act of opening one's mouth wide and inhaling deeply due to surprise or wonder

verb to open one's mouth wide and inhale deeply due to surprise or wonder

• The audience sat in silence, their mouths agape as the orchestra began to play.
• I couldn't help but gape at the size of the burger on my plate.
• She walked into the party and everyone's jaws just dropped, we were all gaping at her outfit.
• His mind was left gaping with disbelief at the news of his promotion.

noun The reproductive organs, especially the external sex organs

• The doctor examined the patient's genitals during the routine check-up.
• I accidentally walked in on my roommate while he was adjusting his genitals.
• He got kicked in the genitals during the soccer game and was in pain for hours.
• Her sharp words felt like a punch to his emotional genitals.

noun a cell or group of cells that secretes a substance for use elsewhere in the body

• The endocrine system includes various glands that secrete hormones into the bloodstream.
• I think my sweat glands are overactive because I always sweat profusely.
• I heard she got a glandular fever and has been feeling really sick.
• His generosity is like a gland that produces kindness and warmth in everyone around him.

adjective having a slender or delicate build; gracefully slender

• The gracile figure of the ballerina captivated the audience with her delicate movements.
• She has a gracile frame that makes her look effortlessly elegant.
• Her gracile build gives her a really chill vibe.
• The gracile branches of the willow tree swayed gently in the breeze.

noun The area of the body between the abdomen and the thigh, containing the reproductive organs and parts of the digestive and urinary systems.

• The doctor examined the patient's groin for any signs of injury.
• I pulled a muscle in my groin while playing soccer.
• I need to stretch out my groin before starting my workout.
• The company's profits took a hit in the groin due to the economic downturn.

noun the passage by which food passes from the mouth to the stomach; the esophagus

• The food traveled down his gullet and into his stomach.
• He swallowed the whole sandwich in one go, straight down the gullet.
• I can't believe you actually ate that, you have a bottomless gullet!
• The politician's lies went down the public's gullet without question.

noun the innermost parts or essence of something

verb to remove the intestines or inner parts of something

• The doctor examined the patient's gut to check for any abnormalities.
• I have a gut feeling that something is not right.
• I need to work on my gut before beach season.
• Trust your gut when making important decisions.

noun a part of the body at the end of the arm, consisting of fingers and a thumb

verb to give or pass something to someone

• Please hand me the document when you have a moment.
• Can you hand me that pen over there?
• Hey, hand me a slice of pizza, will ya?
• She played her cards close to her chest, not revealing her hand.

noun The hip, buttock, and upper thigh in animals and humans

• The chef carefully trimmed the haunch of venison before roasting it.
• I prefer the haunch of the chicken over the breast meat.
• That steak was so juicy, I couldn't resist taking a big bite out of the haunch.
• She felt a sharp pain in her haunch after running the marathon.

noun the upper part of the human body, or the front or upper part of an animal's body, containing the brain, mouth, and sense organs

verb to be in charge or at the forefront of something

adjective of, on, or relating to the head

adverb in the direction that is in front of you

noun a similarity in structure between parts of different organisms, indicating a common evolutionary origin

• The concept of homology in biology refers to the similarity in structure between different organisms due to shared ancestry.
• Homology basically means that different organisms have similar body parts because they come from the same family tree.
• Homology is like when two species have the same stuff because they're related.
• Homology is like finding out you have the same nose as your great-great-grandparent.

noun the bristling of the body hair or feathers as a response to cold, fear, or other strong emotions

• The medical term for horripilation is piloerection, which is the involuntary contraction of small muscles at the base of hair follicles.
• I get horripilation whenever I watch a scary movie.
• That horror movie gave me the chills and full-on horripilation.
• The emotional speech by the president caused a wave of horripilation among the audience.

adjective relating to the ilium, which is the uppermost and largest part of the hip bone

• The ileac artery supplies blood to the ileum portion of the small intestine.
• I'm feeling some discomfort in my ileac region.
• My ileac area is acting up again, I might need to see a doctor.
• The ileac branch of the nerve system is crucial for transmitting signals to the brain.

adjective relating to or resembling an infundibulum, a funnel-shaped cavity or organ

• The infundibular process is an important anatomical structure in the human body.
• I learned about the infundibular region in my biology class.
• I have no idea what that infundibular thing is all about.
• Her mind was like an infundibular funnel, gathering information from all directions.

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• The surgeon carefully examined the patient's innards during the operation.
• I heard the mechanic had to take apart the car to check its innards.
• I don't want to see the innards of that thing, it's gross.
• She had to dig deep into her innards to find the courage to speak up.

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• The surgeon carefully examined the patient's insides during the operation.
• I could feel butterflies in my insides before giving the presentation.
• I've been working out hard to tone my insides.
• She had a gut feeling deep down in her insides about the decision.

noun the arched middle part of the foot between the toes and the ankle

• The dancer pointed her toes and arched her instep gracefully.
• I stubbed my instep on the coffee table, it hurts!
• I can't believe he had the nerve to step on my instep like that.
• She had to think on her instep and make a quick decision.

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• The integument of the plant serves as a protective layer against external threats.
• Make sure to apply sunscreen to protect your integument from the sun's harmful rays.
• I got a new tattoo on my integument, it looks sick!
• Her emotional integument was finally breached when she opened up about her past.

noun a term used in biology to refer to a structure that divides or separates parts of an organism

• The interseptum is a structure that separates the two ventricles of the heart.
• I learned about the interseptum in my biology class.
• I never knew the heart had an interseptum!
• Just like the interseptum divides the heart, some barriers in life can separate people.

adjective directed or proceeding towards the inside; coming in or going inwards

adverb towards the inside or centre

• She turned her attention inward to reflect on her actions.
• When faced with a difficult decision, he tends to look inward for answers.
• I need to do some serious inward thinking before I make a decision.
• His inward struggle with self-doubt was evident in his hesitant actions.

noun a movable or fixed structure that forms the mouth of a person or animal, containing the teeth and used for biting and eating

• The surgeon had to carefully realign the patient's fractured jaw.
• I can't believe she punched him in the jaw!
• That joke really dropped my jaw!
• Her performance was so stunning, it left everyone's jaws on the floor.

noun a large piece of meat cooked or prepared for cooking

adjective involving two or more

• The two companies formed a joint venture to develop new technology.
• Let's go grab a bite at the new BBQ joint down the street.
• I heard there's a cool joint where they play live music on weekends.
• The team worked together like a well-oiled joint to complete the project on time.

noun a Yiddish term for the intestines or guts, often used to refer to one's innermost feelings or emotions

• The chef prepared a traditional Jewish dish with stuffed kishkes.
• I can't believe how good these kishkes taste!
• Let's grab some kishkes from the deli for lunch.
• She had a gut feeling in her kishkes that something was wrong.

noun a joint of a finger when the fist is closed

verb to press or rub with the knuckles

adjective relating to or resembling a knuckle

• She rapped her knuckle on the door before entering.
• I accidentally cracked my knuckle while playing basketball.
• I heard he got into a fight and ended up busting his knuckle.
• He was so nervous that he was biting his knuckles during the presentation.

noun a lachrymal bone, which is a small bone forming part of the eye socket

adjective relating to or situated near the tear ducts or tear glands

• The lachrymal glands are responsible for producing tears.
• I sometimes feel a stinging sensation near my lachrymal ducts when I cry.
• Her makeup was running because she forgot to wipe her lachrymal residue.
• The movie was so touching that it triggered my lachrymal reflex.

noun a lacteal vessel, duct, or gland

adjective relating to or resembling milk; milky

• The lacteal ducts in the breast transport milk from the alveoli to the nipple.
• I learned in biology class that lacteal ducts are responsible for carrying milk in the breast.
• I heard that drinking milk can help keep your lacteals healthy.
• The artist used a combination of white and cream colors to create a lacteal effect in the painting.

noun a noun is a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'lantern jaws' is a noun phrase referring to a distinctive facial feature characterized by prominent, angular jawlines.

• The actor's lantern jaws gave him a distinct appearance on screen.
• That guy with the lantern jaws is always easy to spot in a crowd.
• Check out the dude with the lantern jaws, he looks like a superhero.
• Her sharp words cut through the conversation like lantern jaws.

noun The larynx is a part of the throat that contains the vocal cords.

• The larynx is commonly referred to as the voice box in medical terminology.
• I think I strained my larynx from singing too loudly at the concert.
• My larynx was so sore after yelling at the game last night.
• Her words caught in her larynx as she tried to speak up for herself.

noun a lateral part, branch, or shoot

adjective relating to the side or sides; situated at or extending to the side

• The lateral movement of the vehicle was smooth and controlled.
• She tried to do a lateral pass in the game but missed the target.
• I love watching basketball players do those sick laterals on the court.
• The company decided to take a lateral approach to solving the issue, rather than the traditional method.

noun a limb of the body, typically used for walking, running, or standing

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• The doctor recommended physical therapy to help strengthen the muscles in her injured leg.
• I twisted my leg playing soccer yesterday, it hurts so bad.
• I can't believe he skipped leg day at the gym again.
• She felt like she was standing on one leg trying to juggle all her responsibilities.

noun a tough band of tissue that connects bones or holds organs in place in the body

• The surgeon repaired the torn ligament in the patient's knee.
• I heard that Sarah sprained her ankle and might have damaged a ligament.
• Dude, I messed up my ligament playing basketball yesterday.
• The ligament of trust between them was strained after the betrayal.

noun a projecting part of a structure

• The doctor recommended amputating the damaged limb to prevent infection.
• I hurt my limb playing soccer, so I'll have to take it easy for a while.
• I can't believe he broke his limb trying to show off on his skateboard.
• Without proper funding, the project will be like a limb without a body, unable to function properly.

noun outlines or contours of a body or figure

• The artist carefully sketched the lineaments of the model's face.
• She has such distinct lineaments that make her stand out in a crowd.
• Check out the new guy's lineaments, he looks like a total heartthrob.
• The lineaments of the city skyline were etched against the setting sun, creating a breathtaking view.

noun either of the two fleshy parts that form the upper and lower edges of the opening of the mouth

• She applied a coat of lipstick to her lips before the meeting.
• She put on some lip gloss before heading out.
• Her lip game is always on point.
• He couldn't help but bite his lip in anticipation.

noun The part of the mouth that is used for speaking, eating, and kissing.

• Her lipstick perfectly accentuated her full lips.
• She applied a bold red color to her lips before going out.
• Her lips were poppin' with that new gloss on.
• His words were like honey, sweet and smooth as they touched her lips.

noun the part of the body on both sides of the spine between the lowest (false) ribs and the hipbones

• The chef carefully trimmed the excess fat from the loin of the pork before roasting it.
• I prefer the loin cut of meat because it's so tender and juicy.
• Let's throw some loins on the grill for dinner tonight.
• She held her head high, standing tall with pride, as if she had a lion's loin.

noun a part of an organism that is typically self-contained and has a specific vital function such as the male reproductive organs

adjective describing the type of organs being referred to as male

• The doctor explained the functions of the male organs during the anatomy class.
• I heard that he injured his male organs while playing sports.
• He's always bragging about his male organs, it's so annoying.
• His male organs of creativity and innovation helped him succeed in his career.

noun a gland in female mammals that secretes milk for feeding their young

• The mammary gland is responsible for producing milk in female mammals.
• I learned in biology class that the mammary gland is what makes milk for baby animals.
• My friend said her mammary glands were sore from breastfeeding.
• The company is the mammary gland of innovation, constantly producing new ideas.

noun a soft fatty substance in the cavities of bones, in which blood cells are produced (often used to refer to the spinal cord)

• The bone marrow is responsible for producing blood cells.
• I heard that eating bone marrow is a delicacy in some cultures.
• That concert was so lit, it really hit me in the marrow.
• His speech struck a chord deep in the marrow of my being.

verb to chew or grind food with the teeth

• It is important to thoroughly masticate your food to aid in digestion.
• Make sure to chew your food well before swallowing.
• Don't just wolf down your food, take the time to masticate.
• He masticated the information slowly, trying to fully understand it.

noun a slang term for hands or fingers that are large, strong, or imposing

• The butcher used sharp meathooks to hang up the cuts of meat.
• I accidentally snagged my shirt on one of those meathooks in the garage.
• Watch out for those meathooks, they can really mess you up if you're not careful.
• The villain's words felt like meathooks digging into her heart, leaving her feeling wounded and vulnerable.

noun a medial sound or letter in a word

adjective relating to the middle or center of something

• The medial side of the knee is often affected by ligament injuries.
• Make sure you ice the medial part of your ankle to reduce swelling.
• I think I pulled something in my medial thigh during my workout.
• The team's success lies in their ability to work together, each player playing a medial role in the overall strategy.

noun the middle part of the body, between the chest and the waist

adjective relating to or located in the midriff

• She wore a dress that revealed her midriff, which was considered inappropriate for the formal event.
• I need to work on toning my midriff before summer hits.
• Check out her abs, her midriff is on point!
• The company's financial midriff was showing signs of strain.

noun the middle part or area of a body or object

adjective describing word for the middle part or area of a body or object

• The doctor examined her midsection for any signs of internal injuries.
• She always complains about how she can never seem to tone her midsection.
• I need to do more sit-ups to work on my midsection.
• The company's financial health is reflected in its midsection, the profit margins.

noun The part of the face that is used for eating, speaking, and breathing

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• She spoke eloquently, her words flowing smoothly from her mouth.
• Don't talk with your mouth full, it's impolite.
• Shut your mouth and stop gossiping about others.
• His words were like honey, sweet and soothing to the ears, as they poured out of his mouth.

noun a band or bundle of fibrous tissue in a human or animal body that has the ability to contract, producing movement in or maintaining the position of parts of the body

• The muscle is a contractile tissue responsible for movement in the body.
• I've been working out to build up my muscles.
• Check out his guns, he's been hitting the gym and getting some serious muscle!
• She showed great muscle in negotiating the deal.

noun a person with well-developed muscles

adjective relating to or having well-developed muscles

• The athlete's muscular physique was a result of years of dedicated training.
• Wow, that guy is so muscular! I wonder how often he goes to the gym.
• Check out the dude with the super ripped muscles, he's so muscular!
• Her argument was muscular, backed by solid evidence and logical reasoning.

noun the quality or state of being muscular

• The study aimed to investigate the relationship between muscularity and physical performance.
• He's been hitting the gym a lot lately, trying to increase his muscularity.
• Check out the muscularity on that guy, he must lift weights all day.
• Her writing had a certain muscularity to it, conveying strength and power in every word.

noun the system or arrangement of muscles in a body or body part

• The study of human musculature is essential for understanding anatomy and physiology.
• He's been hitting the gym a lot lately, you can really see the definition in his musculature.
• Dude, check out the sick musculature on that bodybuilder!
• The musculature of the economy is strong, despite recent fluctuations.

noun the hard outer covering at the end of a finger or toe

verb to fasten or secure with nails

• She carefully painted each nail with a different color polish.
• I need to trim my nails before they get too long.
• I love that nail art you got done at the salon.
• He really nailed the presentation at work today.

noun a person who is not wearing any clothes

adjective describing someone or something that is not clothed or covered

• The artist painted a beautiful portrait of a naked woman.
• I can't believe he jumped into the pool naked!
• She was caught streaking naked through the park.
• He felt naked without his phone, it was like losing a limb.

noun The plural form of 'naris', which refers to the nostrils or nasal passages of a person or animal.

• The nares are the openings in the nose through which air enters and leaves the respiratory system.
• Make sure to keep your nares clean to avoid any breathing problems.
• I can't breathe properly because my nares are all stuffed up.
• His nares flared in anger as he listened to the accusations.

noun the small, central scar on the abdomen marking the spot where the umbilical cord was attached during gestation

• She gently cleaned the area around her navel with a cotton swab.
• He got a tattoo right above his navel and it looks really cool.
• I can't believe she got her navel pierced, that's so daring!
• The navel of the issue lies in the lack of communication between the two parties.

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• The doctor examined her neck for any signs of injury.
• I always wear a scarf to keep my neck warm in the winter.
• I can't believe he got a tattoo on his neck, that's so bold!
• She felt the weight of the world on her neck as she struggled with her responsibilities.

noun A center or core that controls or coordinates a system or activity, often used metaphorically to refer to a central location or headquarters

• The nerve center of the company is located in the main office building.
• The nerve center for all the action is the break room.
• The nerve center of the party was definitely the dance floor.
• The brain can be considered the nerve center of the body.

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• The doctor examined the patient's nipple for any signs of abnormalities.
• I accidentally bumped my nipple on the corner of the table.
• She got a nipple piercing last weekend.
• The company's new policy was a real nipple-twister for the employees.

noun a small lump or protuberance

• The nub of the issue lies in the lack of communication between departments.
• She always gets straight to the nub of the problem without beating around the bush.
• I can't believe he spilled the nub about the surprise party!
• The nub of the story is that love conquers all obstacles.

noun A small, nipple-like projection or bump, especially in a biological context such as on the surface of the tongue or skin.

• The papilla is a small projection of tissue in the mouth that contains taste buds.
• I accidentally burned my papilla while drinking hot coffee.
• My papilla is so sensitive, I can't eat spicy food.
• The papilla of the tongue is like a tiny sensor, detecting different flavors in food.

noun a piece or segment of something

verb to divide or separate into parts

adjective partial or incomplete

adverb partially or incompletely

preposition used to indicate a division or separation

conjunction used to connect parts of a sentence

article used to specify a particular part

• The most challenging part of the project was the data analysis phase.
• The fun part of the party was when we all started dancing.
• The best part of the movie was the epic fight scene.
• She played a crucial part in the success of the business.

noun a large and protruding belly; potbelly

• The businessman's paunch was evidence of his sedentary lifestyle.
• He patted his paunch and joked about needing to hit the gym.
• His beer paunch was quite noticeable in his tight shirt.
• The company's financial troubles were like a growing paunch, impossible to ignore.

noun an anatomical structure found in some animals

• The doctor explained the importance of regular check-ups for prostate health, including examining the penis.
• I can't believe he drew a smiley face on his penis with a Sharpie.
• He got kicked in the nuts and now his penis is all swollen.
• His ego is so big, he might as well be walking around with a golden penis.

noun the plural form of 'pe', a former coin of India

• The pes is a unit of weight used in ancient times.
• I can't believe how heavy this pes is!
• Hey, can you pass me that pes over there?
• The burden of responsibility felt like a pes on his shoulders.

noun a body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation.

• The soldiers marched in formation, with their shields forming a protective phalanx.
• The football team lined up in a phalanx to defend against the opposing team's offense.
• The group of friends formed a phalanx to make their way through the crowded concert.
• The company's legal team formed a phalanx to protect the company from any potential lawsuits.

noun a muscular tube that connects the back of the nose and mouth to the esophagus, serving as a passageway for food and air

• The pharynx is a muscular tube that connects the nasal cavity and mouth to the esophagus.
• When you swallow, food passes through your pharynx on its way to your stomach.
• I feel like I have something stuck in my pharynx, it's so annoying!
• His words caught in her pharynx, making it hard for her to respond.

noun a person with a small or narrow head, often used as an insult

• The scientist used a pinhead to carefully place the tiny specimen under the microscope.
• Don't be such a pinhead and remember to bring your umbrella in case it rains.
• That guy is a total pinhead for thinking he can outsmart everyone.
• Her stubbornness makes her a real pinhead when it comes to accepting other people's opinions.

noun a delicate serous membrane enclosing the lungs and lining the pleural cavity

• The pleura is a thin membrane that lines the chest cavity and surrounds the lungs.
• I learned in biology class that the pleura is like a protective layer around the lungs.
• My doctor said my pleura was inflamed, so I have to take it easy for a while.
• The pleura of society is the protection and support provided by its laws and regulations.

noun a protruding or distended belly; a large, round belly

• The doctor warned that excessive consumption of sugary drinks can lead to the development of a potbelly.
• I need to start doing more sit-ups to get rid of this potbelly.
• I can't believe how big my potbelly has gotten from all the junk food I've been eating.
• His greed and selfishness created a metaphorical potbelly of corruption within the organization.

noun refers to the external genital organs of the human body that are typically covered by clothing

adjective describes something as belonging to or concerning an individual person or group, and not for public knowledge or disclosure

• It is important to teach children about the proper names for their private parts.
• Hey, make sure you cover up your private parts at the pool.
• I can't believe he whipped out his junk in public, what a creep.
• She felt like someone had invaded her private parts when he asked personal questions.

noun the act or process of extending or lengthening in time or space

• The protraction of the negotiation process has caused delays in finalizing the contract.
• The protraction of this meeting is getting on my nerves.
• I can't stand the protraction of this project anymore, it's dragging on forever.
• The protraction of winter seemed endless this year, with no sign of spring in sight.

verb to extend or stick out beyond the surrounding surface or context

• The nail heads protrude from the wooden surface.
• Watch out for that sharp corner sticking out.
• Don't trip on the thing that's sticking out.
• His anger seemed to protrude in every word he spoke.

noun refers to the external genital organs, especially those of a woman

• The doctor examined her pudenda during the routine check-up.
• She felt uncomfortable when the nurse asked about her pudenda.
• I can't believe he actually showed me a picture of his pudenda.
• The scandal exposed the company's financial pudenda for all to see.

noun the final section of the large intestine, terminating at the anus

• The rectum is the final section of the large intestine, connecting to the anus.
• I heard that sitting for long periods can put pressure on your rectum.
• I can't believe he's such a pain in the rectum!
• His stubbornness was like a blockage in my rectum, causing discomfort and frustration.

adjective relating to or resembling a net or network; having a reticulated pattern

• The reticular formation is a network of nerve pathways in the brainstem involved in regulating consciousness and sleep.
• The reticular pattern on this fabric is really intricate and detailed.
• I can't believe she reticulated her hair, it looks so cool!
• The reticular structure of society is complex and interconnected, much like a web.

noun the state of being retroflexed

• The retroflexion of the vocal cords is necessary for producing certain sounds in some languages.
• I learned about retroflexion in my linguistics class - it's pretty interesting!
• I can't believe I pulled off that retroflexion move on my skateboard!
• The retroflexion of her thoughts led her to reconsider her decision.

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• The chef carefully prepared a rack of ribs for the dinner service.
• I'm craving some BBQ ribs for dinner tonight.
• That party was so lit, we were all cracking jokes and ribbing each other all night.
• Her sharp wit can really rib you in a playful way.

noun a fixed grimace or grin, often of a corpse or a person in pain

• The corpse's face contorted into a rictus of agony.
• He tried to smile but it came out as a weird rictus.
• She had a creepy rictus grin on her face.
• The city skyline was outlined against the sky in a rictus of steel and glass.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence

• Please make sure to turn right and then left at the intersection.
• Just go right and then left when you reach the corner.
• Hang a right and then take a left at the next street.
• She always seems to be pulled in two directions, like she can't decide which way to go - right and left.

noun a person's right hand, which is typically the hand used for writing and most manual tasks

adjective referring to the hand located on the right side of the body

• She extended her right hand to shake hands with the new client.
• I always keep my phone in my right hand because I'm right-handed.
• He's my right-hand man, always there to help me out when I need it.
• The CEO's right hand is the person who assists with all major decisions and tasks.

noun a raised platform or dais from which a speaker addresses an audience

• The speaker stood behind the rostrum to address the audience.
• The teacher used the rostrum to give a lecture in class.
• I saw the rapper jump off the rostrum during the concert.
• Her words were like arrows shot from a rostrum, piercing through the crowd.

noun the hind part of the body, especially the buttocks

• The chef prepared a delicious rump roast for the dinner party.
• I can't believe how big that cow's rump is!
• Check out the size of that dude's rump, it's massive!
• The company's profits took a hit, but they managed to recover and bounce back stronger than ever, showing they have a strong rump.

noun a structure resembling a bag or pouch, such as a cavity in an organ or tissue that holds fluid or other substances

• The priest carefully carried the sacred sac containing the holy relics.
• I grabbed my gym sac and headed out for a workout.
• Hey, pass me that sac of chips over there.
• She held onto her emotional sac, not wanting to burden anyone with her problems.

adjective relating to saliva or the glands that produce it

• The salivary glands play a crucial role in the digestion process.
• I always have a lot of saliva because my salivary glands are overactive.
• I can't stand when my mouth gets all drooly because of my salivary glands.
• His words were so captivating, they triggered a salivary response in the audience.

noun the skin covering the top of the human head

verb to remove the scalp of a person or animal

• The dermatologist examined the patient's scalp for any signs of infection.
• I need to remember to put sunscreen on my scalp before going to the beach.
• I can't believe I got a sunburn on my scalp, it's so painful!
• The company tried to scalp tickets to the concert for a higher price.

noun a cut of meat from the upper part of the leg

• The chef carefully trimmed the shank of the lamb before roasting it.
• I accidentally bumped my shank on the edge of the table.
• I can't believe he got shanked in that alley last night.
• Her sharp words cut to the shank of his insecurities.

noun the front part of the leg below the knee

verb to kick or hit someone in the shins

• She accidentally bumped her shin on the coffee table.
• Ouch! I just hit my shin on the bed frame.
• I always end up bruising my shins when I play soccer.
• He has a sharp wit that can cut to the shin of anyone who underestimates him.

noun a part of the body where the arm is connected; a cut of meat from the upper part of an animal's foreleg

• She carried the heavy box on her shoulder with ease.
• I told him to tap me on the shoulder when he's ready to leave.
• I'll have your back, so don't worry about shouldering all the responsibility.
• The team will need to shoulder the burden of this project to ensure its success.

noun a hollow cavity within a bone or other tissue, especially one in the bones of the face connected to the nasal cavities.

• The doctor diagnosed her with a sinus infection and prescribed antibiotics.
• I can't come to the party tonight, I have a bad sinus headache.
• My sinuses are killing me today, I can't stop sneezing.
• The congestion in the city was like a sinus blockage, causing traffic to come to a standstill.

adjective of or relating to the skeleton

• The skeletal structure of the building was carefully designed by the architect.
• I can see the skeletal outline of the tree against the sky.
• She's so skinny, she looks like a skeletal model.
• The skeletal remains of the old factory serve as a reminder of the town's industrial past.

noun the internal framework of bones in the body

verb to remove the flesh or bones from a body

adjective relating to or resembling a skeleton

• The forensic team carefully examined the skeleton found at the crime scene.
• I heard that the old house down the street has a skeleton in the closet.
• That movie was so scary, it made my skeleton shake!
• The skeleton of the plan was solid, but the details needed work.

verb to remove the skin from (an animal or fruit)

adjective having skin of a specified kind or number

• The skinned knee required medical attention.
• He skinned his elbow when he fell off his bike.
• I can't believe she skinned her phone screen already.
• The artist skinned the canvas with bold strokes of color.

noun a bony structure that forms the head of a human or animal, enclosing the brain and supporting the face

• The archaeologist carefully examined the ancient skull found at the dig site.
• I can't believe how big that animal's skull is!
• He took a hard hit to the skull during the football game.
• The image of the skull and crossbones symbolizes danger and warning.

noun a complex network of nerves located in the abdomen, behind the stomach, that plays a key role in the autonomic nervous system

• The solar plexus is a complex network of nerves located in the abdomen.
• I got punched in the solar plexus during the fight.
• That hit went straight to my solar plexus, it knocked the wind out of me.
• Her words hit me in the solar plexus, leaving me feeling emotionally drained.

noun a part of the body involved in the production of speech, such as the larynx or vocal cords

• The speech organ, also known as the vocal tract, plays a crucial role in producing sounds for speech.
• If you strain your speech organ too much, you might end up losing your voice.
• I heard she's getting surgery on her speech organ to improve her singing.
• His words flowed smoothly as if his speech organ was a finely tuned instrument.

noun a ring-like muscle that normally maintains constriction of a natural body passage or orifice and that relaxes as required by normal physiological functioning

• The sphincter muscle plays a crucial role in controlling the release of waste from the body.
• I heard that if you have a weak sphincter, you might have trouble holding in gas.
• Dude, I think I strained my sphincter trying to lift that heavy box.
• His sphincter tightened with fear as he approached the edge of the cliff.

noun the series of vertebrae extending from the skull to the small of the back, enclosing the spinal cord and providing support for the thorax and abdomen

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• The spine is composed of a series of vertebrae that protect the spinal cord.
• I think I pulled a muscle in my spine from lifting those heavy boxes.
• That roller coaster ride had me feeling like my spine was going to fly out of my body!
• Her words sent a shiver down my spine, causing me to reevaluate everything.

verb to spread out or apart in a way that creates a wide angle

adjective spread out or apart in a way that creates a wide angle

• The branches of the tree splay outwards, creating a wide canopy.
• She splayed out on the couch after a long day at work.
• I accidentally splayed my phone on the pavement and cracked the screen.
• His emotions splayed across his face, making it clear how he truly felt.

noun a large, vascular organ in the abdominal cavity that filters blood, stores blood cells, and destroys old blood cells

• The spleen is an important organ responsible for filtering blood and producing antibodies.
• I heard that he injured his spleen in a skiing accident.
• She's got guts, I'll give her that, but her spleen is another story.
• His bitter spleen towards his former boss was evident in his scathing remarks.

noun The stapes is a small bone in the middle ear that transmits vibrations from the incus to the inner ear.

• The stapes is the smallest bone in the human body, located in the middle ear.
• I learned in biology class that the stapes bone is also known as the stirrup.
• My friend said he hurt his stapes bone while dancing at the party.
• Her words hit me like a stapes, piercing through my heart.

verb to mark with striae or grooves

adjective having striae or grooves

• The striate cortex is responsible for processing visual information in the brain.
• The striate pattern on her dress looked really nice.
• I'm going to striate my hair before the party tonight.
• His words seemed to striate her heart, leaving her feeling raw and exposed.

verb to turn or rotate a part of the body outward or upward

• Physical therapists often recommend exercises to help patients supinate their wrists.
• Make sure to supinate your hand when doing bicep curls to target the muscle effectively.
• I always forget to supinate my arm during push-ups, but it really makes a difference in the workout.
• In order to see things from a different perspective, sometimes you need to mentally supinate your mindset.

noun a person who lies face upward

adjective lying on the back or with the face upward

• The patient was placed in a supine position for the examination.
• I prefer to lie supine when I'm relaxing on the couch.
• She was so tired that she just flopped supine on the bed.
• His supine attitude towards the issue showed his lack of interest.

noun a bone in the foot of vertebrates, situated between the tibia and the metatarsus

• The tarsus is the cluster of small bones in the foot between the ankle and the metatarsus.
• I sprained my tarsus playing basketball last week.
• My tarsus is killing me after standing all day at work.
• The tarsus of the city, the bustling downtown area, never sleeps.

noun a drop of salty fluid secreted by glands in the eye to lubricate and clean the eye, typically when the eye is irritated

verb pull or rip (something) apart or to pieces with force

• She wiped away a tear as she listened to the emotional speech.
• I can't help but tear up every time I watch that movie.
• I heard she got into a tear with her roommate over the dirty dishes.
• The decision to tear down the old building was met with mixed emotions from the community.

noun The thigh is the part of the human leg between the hip and the knee.

• The doctor examined the patient's thigh for any signs of injury.
• I pulled a muscle in my thigh from running too fast.
• She's got some killer thigh muscles from all that cycling.
• His words cut deep, like a knife to the thigh.

noun A part of the body of a human or an animal that is between the neck and the abdomen, or the front part of this part

• The thorax is the middle section of an insect's body, where the legs and wings are attached.
• I accidentally hit my thorax on the corner of the table and it really hurt.
• I need to work out more to get a toned thorax.
• Her thorax felt heavy with the weight of all her responsibilities.

noun an aggregate of similar cells and cell products forming a definite kind of structural material with a specific function, in a multicellular organism

• The doctor examined the tissue sample under a microscope.
• I always carry tissues in my bag in case I need them.
• Hey, can you pass me a tissue? I think I have a runny nose.
• The community came together like a tissue, strong and supportive in times of need.

noun a digit of the foot

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• The doctor examined the patient's toe to check for any signs of infection.
• I stubbed my toe on the coffee table and it really hurts!
• I can't believe he shot himself in the toe by making that mistake at work.
• She's always on her toes, ready to tackle any challenge that comes her way.

noun a movable muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, swallowing, and speaking

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• The doctor asked the patient to stick out their tongue for a thorough examination.
• Don't forget to brush your tongue when you brush your teeth.
• She was talking a mile a minute, she must have a silver tongue.
• His sharp tongue often gets him into trouble with his colleagues.

noun a pamphlet or leaflet containing information on a specific topic

verb to pull or drag something along a surface

• The government has designated a specific tract of land for conservation purposes.
• We're going to check out that new housing tract on the outskirts of town.
• I heard that new restaurant is in a prime shopping tract.
• His speech covered a wide tract of topics, ranging from politics to art.

noun a rounded prominence or protuberance, especially a bony bump on a bone

• The tuberosity of the tibia is an important anatomical landmark for orthopedic surgeons.
• I think I may have injured the tuberosity on my elbow from that fall.
• My tuberosity is killing me after that intense workout at the gym.
• The tuberosity of her personality was her unwavering determination.

noun a person's buttocks

interjection used to express disapproval or dismissal

• She gently adjusted her dress to ensure it covered her tush.
• I can't believe you fell on your tush in front of everyone!
• He's got a nice tush, doesn't he?
• Don't let setbacks kick you in the tush, keep pushing forward.

noun a circular drum or disk, especially the circular area that forms the front of a tympanic membrane

• The tympanum is a thin membrane that separates the ear canal from the middle ear.
• I heard that loud noise so clearly, it felt like it was hitting my tympanum directly.
• I can't stand loud music, it feels like my tympanum is going to explode!
• His words struck her like a tympanum, resonating deeply within her soul.

noun a central point or part

• The umbilicus is the scar left on the abdomen after the umbilical cord is removed.
• She got a cute little tattoo around her umbilicus.
• I can't believe he pierced his umbilicus!
• The city center is often referred to as the umbilicus of the region.

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• The underside of the car was covered in rust.
• I saw a spider crawling on the underside of the table.
• I found a secret compartment on the underside of the desk.
• The project's success lies in exploring the underside of the issue.

noun A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea, such as 'upper' in the context of 'upper level'

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun, such as 'upper' in the phrase 'upper body'

adverb A word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, such as 'upper' in the phrase 'move upper'

• The upper management team is responsible for making important strategic decisions.
• I prefer sitting in the upper deck at baseball games for a better view.
• Let's hit up the upper floor for the party, it's where all the action is.
• She always aims for the upper echelon of success in her career.

noun a forked bone found in birds, formed by the fusion of the two clavicles, believed to bring good luck if broken in a wishbone tradition

• The wishbone is a forked bone found in birds that is believed to bring good luck when broken apart.
• I always make a wish when I pull apart the wishbone from the turkey on Thanksgiving.
• Let's break the wishbone and see who gets the bigger piece!
• Finding the wishbone in a situation can sometimes lead to unexpected luck or success.

noun the joint connecting the hand with the forearm

adjective relating to the wrist

• She wore a delicate bracelet on her wrist to the formal event.
• I sprained my wrist playing basketball last week.
• I got a sick new tattoo on my wrist.
• He kept a tight grip on the company's finances, like a watchful eye on his wrist.

adjective describing the shape of something that resembles the letter Y

• The scientist discovered a new species of bacteria with a unique Y shaped structure.
• I saw a cool Y shaped cloud in the sky today.
• Check out this Y shaped tree, it looks so weird!
• The decision to split the company into two divisions created a Y shaped path for its future growth.

adjective relating to the nape of the neck or the back of the head

• The nuchal ligament provides support to the neck and helps maintain posture.
• I strained my nuchal muscles while working out at the gym.
• I can't turn my head properly because of this nuchal pain.
• The weight of the world felt like a heavy nuchal burden on her shoulders.

noun a nerve or group of nerves

• The doctor explained that the patient's nervo system was highly sensitive.
• I always get nervo before giving a presentation.
• Don't be so nervo about asking her out, just go for it!
• His words cut through her like a sharp nervo blade.

noun a small organ located near the base of the neck that plays a crucial role in the immune system by producing T-cells

• The thymus is a specialized organ in the immune system responsible for T cell maturation.
• I heard that the thymus plays a key role in our immune system.
• My thymus must be working overtime to fight off this cold!
• Her compassion is like a thymus, always ready to protect and nurture those around her.

noun a common cavity at the end of the digestive tract for the release of both excretory and genital products in vertebrates

• The cloaca is a common opening for the digestive, reproductive, and urinary tracts in birds.
• I learned that birds have a cloaca which serves as a multi-purpose opening.
• I can't believe I just saw that bird poop out of its cloaca!
• The company's financial department is like the cloaca of the organization, handling all the messy stuff behind the scenes.

noun the branch of anatomy dealing with muscles

• The study of muscles and their diseases is known as myology.
• I'm really fascinated by myology, the study of muscles.
• My friend is majoring in myology, she's a muscle fanatic.
• Understanding the intricate workings of myology can help us navigate through complex situations.

noun a small pointed eminence of the external ear, situated in front of the concha

• The tragus is a small pointed eminence of the external ear.
• I accidentally bumped my tragus and it really hurt!
• I got a new piercing on my tragus and it looks so cool.
• His words pierced through her like a tragus piercing.

noun a Scottish dialect term meaning a tangle or knot, especially in hair or thread

• The patient presented with a fankle injury, requiring immediate medical attention.
• I twisted my fankle while playing soccer and now it's really sore.
• My fankle is killing me after that long hike!
• The project's progress seemed to fankle at every turn, causing delays.

noun the back part of the head or skull

• The occiput is the back part of the head or skull.
• I have a headache at the occiput of my head.
• I hit the back of my occiput on the door frame.
• The weight of the world feels like it's pressing down on my occiput.

adjective relating to or resembling bone-eating

• The osteophageous nature of certain animals allows them to consume bones for calcium.
• I heard that some animals are osteophageous and can actually eat bones.
• Did you know there are animals that are bone-eaters? They're called osteophageous.
• Her voracious appetite for knowledge was almost osteophageous in nature.

noun small raised bumps that appear on the skin, typically on the genitals or lips

• Fordyce spots are small, raised, pale or white bumps that may appear on the skin.
• I noticed some Fordyce spots on my skin, but I'm not sure what they are.
• I hate these weird little Fordyce spots that keep popping up on my face.
• The Fordyce spots on the landscape were like tiny, scattered pearls in the grass.

noun The back limb of a four-legged animal, such as a hind leg of a dog or a cat.

• The hindlimb of the frog is used for jumping and swimming.
• The back leg of the frog helps it hop around.
• The frog's booty is powered by its hindlimbs.
• Just like a hindlimb propels a frog forward, determination propels us towards our goals.

noun the front limb of a quadruped

adjective relating to or located in the front limb

• The forelimb of the horse consists of the shoulder, upper arm, forearm, and front hoof.
• I noticed a scratch on my cat's forelimb after it got into a fight with another cat.
• I can't believe he broke his forelimb trying to show off on his skateboard.
• The company's marketing strategy serves as the forelimb in reaching new customers.

noun the reproductive organs, especially those of the external genitalia

• The doctor conducted a thorough examination of the patient's genitalia.
• I heard she got a tattoo near her genitalia.
• He was caught flashing his genitalia in public.
• The company's marketing strategy exposed their brand's genitalia to the public.

adjective relating to or situated in or near the head

• The cephalic region of the body refers to the head and skull.
• I have a cephalic headache that just won't go away.
• I hit my cephalic region on the door and now it's throbbing.
• His cephalic thinking led him to come up with innovative solutions.

verb to turn or rotate (the hand or foot) so that the palm or sole is facing downward or inward

• It is important to assess the degree of pronation in patients with foot problems.
• My physical therapist told me I pronate too much when I run.
• Dude, you pronate like crazy when you walk!
• She tends to pronate towards negative thinking when faced with challenges.

noun the part of the small intestine between the duodenum and the ileum

• The jejunum is the middle section of the small intestine where most of the nutrient absorption takes place.
• I heard the jejunum is where all the good stuff gets absorbed in your gut.
• I swear, my jejunum was doing backflips after that spicy meal.
• Her mind felt like a tangled mess, like a knotted jejunum unable to process anything properly.

noun A passageway through which a baby is born during childbirth.

• The baby passed through the birth canal during the delivery process.
• The doctor said the baby is almost through the birth canal.
• I can't believe she's already in the birth canal, time flies!
• The project is finally making progress and is nearing the 'birth canal' of completion.

noun a word used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things

verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence

adjective a word naming an attribute of a noun, such as sweet, red, or technical

adverb a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb

preposition a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element

article a word that is used with a noun to specify grammatical definiteness of the noun, and in some languages extending to volume or numerical scope

• The author needs to put some meat on the bones of the research paper to provide more in-depth analysis.
• The presentation was good, but it would be better if you put some meat on the bones with more examples.
• The story is interesting, but it needs more details to put some flesh on the bones.
• The proposal is promising, but we need to put some meat on the bones to make it more convincing.

noun a slang term for the male genitalia

• The researcher presented a paper on the significance of the wang in traditional Chinese architecture.
• I accidentally spilled coffee on my new wang shirt.
• She's always bragging about her designer wangs.
• His determination was like a strong wang, unyielding in the face of adversity.

noun a slang term for the armpit area

• The medical term for an arm vagina is axillary fossa.
• I accidentally hit my arm vagina on the door frame.
• She got a tattoo on her arm vagina.
• His ability to throw a football was like he had an arm vagina.

noun a thin membrane or partition, especially in the body

adjective relating to the velum or soft palate

• The velum is a thin membrane that separates the nasal and oral cavities.
• I can feel something tickling my velum when I eat spicy food.
• I hate it when my velum gets itchy after eating too much junk food.
• The velum of the sky was painted with hues of pink and orange as the sun set.

noun a slang term used to describe a visible bulge in a man's pants, typically indicating the presence of an erect penis

• The manbulge in his suit pants was noticeable as he walked into the meeting.
• Dude, your manbulge is showing in those tight jeans.
• Check out the size of that guy's manbulge, it's huge!
• His confidence was like a manbulge, impossible to ignore.

noun a tube that carries urine from the kidney to the bladder

• The ureter is a tube that carries urine from the kidneys to the bladder.
• I heard that the doctor found a blockage in my ureter.
• My ureter is giving me so much trouble, I can't wait to get it fixed.
• The ureter of communication between the two departments was crucial for the project's success.

noun a section of a book or other written material; a small bundle or cluster, especially of nerve or muscle fibers

• The botanist carefully examined each fascicle of pine needles on the tree.
• I noticed a bunch of pine needles grouped together in a fascicle.
• Check out the fascicle of needles on that pine tree!
• The fascicle of evidence presented in court was enough to convict the criminal.

noun the integumentary system is the organ system that protects the body from various kinds of damage, such as loss of water or abrasion from outside

adjective relating to the integument, which is the natural covering of an organism or an organ

• The integumentary system is composed of the skin, hair, nails, and glands.
• My integumentary system is acting up, I think I need to see a dermatologist.
• I've been using this new skincare product and it's really helping my integumentary situation.
• The integumentary system acts as a protective barrier for the body, like a suit of armor.

noun The spherical, visual organs in the head of humans and vertebrate animals.

• The doctor examined the patient's eyeballs for any signs of infection.
• He couldn't believe his eyeballs when he saw the size of the fish he caught.
• I can't keep my eyeballs off that new video game.
• Her presentation was so captivating, it felt like my eyeballs were glued to the screen.

adjective divided or split into two parts or branches

• The bifid uvula is a rare congenital condition where the uvula is split into two parts.
• I heard that baby has a bifid uvula, but it doesn't seem to cause any health problems.
• My friend got a bifid uvula fixed with surgery, now they can eat without any issues.
• The decision to bifid the project into two separate tasks was a strategic move to increase efficiency.

noun Either of two rounded protuberances at the lower end of the fibula and tibia that form a joint with the talus.

• The malleolus is the bony protrusion on either side of the ankle joint.
• I twisted my ankle and now it hurts right where the malleolus is.
• I think I may have messed up my malleolus when I fell skateboarding.
• His stubbornness was like a malleolus, always sticking out and causing problems.

noun slang term for a woman's genitals

• The doctor performed a thorough examination of her vajayjay.
• She was complaining of discomfort in her vajayjay.
• I need to wax my vajayjay before my beach trip.
• Her vajayjay was singing with joy after a long dry spell.

noun a strong, prominent jawline that resembles the shape of a lantern

• The actor was known for his lantern jaw, which gave his face a strong and defined appearance.
• I always envied my brother's lantern jaw, he never had to worry about double chins.
• Check out that guy with the lantern jaw, he must spend hours at the gym.
• Her words hit me like a punch to the lantern jaw, leaving me stunned and speechless.

noun a slang term for penis

• The doctor used the term 'todger' to refer to the male reproductive organ during the anatomy lesson.
• He jokingly referred to his friend's 'todger' while they were hanging out at the bar.
• The group of boys giggled when one of them accidentally showed his 'todger' while changing into his swimming trunks.
• The politician's speech was full of lies and deceit, it was clear he was trying to pull a fast one with his 'todger'.

noun the movement of the foot that flexes the foot or toes downward toward the sole

• The physical therapist instructed the patient to perform plantarflexion exercises to strengthen the calf muscles.
• Make sure you point your toes down during the plantarflexion exercise.
• I can feel the burn in my calves when I do those plantarflexion moves.
• Her plantarflexion of power allowed her to push off the ground with incredible force.

noun the position assumed by the foot in dorsiflexion

• Dorsiflexion is the movement of bending the foot upwards at the ankle.
• You need to work on your dorsiflexion if you want to improve your running form.
• I can't do those squats properly because my dorsiflexion is terrible.
• In order to reach new heights in his career, he had to exhibit mental dorsiflexion and stay open to new ideas.

noun a collection of lymphoid tissue in the small intestine responsible for immune responses

• Peyer's patches are small areas of lymphoid tissue found in the small intestine.
• You can think of Peyer's patches as little immune system stations in your gut.
• Those Peyer's patches are like the body's own security guards in the intestines.
• Just like Peyer's patches stand guard in the gut, we need to protect ourselves from harmful invaders in our lives.

noun a slang term used to describe the lack of definition between the calf and the ankle, resulting in a thick or swollen appearance

• The patient exhibited edema in the lower extremities, resulting in the appearance of cankles.
• I hate wearing shorts because my cankles are so noticeable.
• She's always complaining about her cankles, but I think they're cute.
• Her lack of ankle definition made it seem like she had cankles even though she was very fit.

noun a slang term for blood, often used in British English to refer to a close friend or family member

• The doctor explained that the patient had lost a lot of blud during the surgery.
• I can't believe you spilled blud all over the carpet!
• He's my blud, we've been friends since we were kids.
• Her artwork really captures the blud and sweat that went into creating it.

noun Abarthrosis is a medical term referring to a joint that is permanently fixed in a bent position.

• Abarthrosis is a medical condition characterized by stiffness and immobility in a joint.
• My grandmother suffers from abarthrosis in her knees.
• I can't play basketball today, my abarthrosis is acting up.
• The bureaucracy in this company is like abarthrosis, slowing down progress at every turn.

noun a medical term referring to the region of the body between the chest and pelvis, which contains the stomach, liver, intestines, and other organs

• The surgeon carefully examined the patient's abdomen for any signs of internal bleeding.
• I've been doing some exercises to tone my abs.
• I got punched in the gut and it really hurt my abdominals.
• His love for her was like a weight in his abdomen, heavy and unshakeable.

noun the part of the body of a vertebrate containing the digestive organs; the belly.

• The surgeon performed an incision on the patient's abdomen to remove the tumor.
• She complained of stomach pain and the doctor said it could be related to her abdomen.
• I need to work on toning my abs, my abdomen is looking flabby.
• His courage came from deep within his abdomen, giving him the strength to face his fears.

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality (abdominal cavities)

• The abdominal cavities contain vital organs such as the stomach, liver, and intestines.
• I felt a sharp pain in my abdominal cavities after eating too much junk food.
• I need to start doing more sit-ups to tone my abdominal cavities.
• Her laughter echoed through the room, filling the empty abdominal cavities of the once somber atmosphere.

noun A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'abdominal pore' is a noun as it refers to a small opening or hole in the abdomen.

• The abdominal pore is a small opening in the abdominal wall through which blood vessels and nerves pass.
• I noticed a tiny abdominal pore on my stomach while I was examining it in the mirror.
• I can't believe how much lint gets stuck in my belly button's abdominal pore.
• Her creativity flowed from her mind like water from an abdominal pore, endless and unstoppable.

noun a rib that is located in the abdominal region of the body

• The abdominal rib is also known as the floating rib, as it is not attached to the sternum like the other ribs.
• I heard that the abdominal rib is the rib that doesn't connect to the front of your chest.
• I think I might have pulled my abdominal rib from doing too many sit-ups.
• She felt like her abdominal rib was being squeezed tightly by anxiety.

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• The surgeon carefully examined the patient's abds during the abdominal examination.
• I need to work on toning my abds before summer.
• I can't believe how sore my abds are after that workout!
• His abds of steel were the result of years of dedication to his fitness routine.

noun a secondary or additional body part or structure that serves a specific function in the body

• The accessory body of the microscope allows for additional magnification.
• The extra piece on the microscope helps you see things better.
• That add-on to the microscope is a game-changer.
• The accessory body of the camera lens gives a different perspective on the subject.

noun a gland that is not essential for normal functioning but supplements the activity of another gland or organ

• The accessory gland in male insects plays a crucial role in the production of seminal fluid.
• Did you know that the accessory gland in insects helps in producing the fluid needed for reproduction?
• The accessory gland in bugs is like the factory that makes the stuff needed for baby bugs.
• Just like how a chef adds the final touch to a dish, the accessory gland puts the finishing touch on the insect reproductive process.

noun a cup-shaped socket in the pelvis that forms the hip joint

• The acetabula is the socket of the hipbone, where the head of the femur fits in.
• I heard that the acetabula is the part of the hipbone that helps with movement.
• My grandma always complains about her acetabula acting up whenever it's cold outside.
• The team worked together like the acetabula and femur, fitting perfectly to achieve their goal.

adjective describing or relating to a structure resembling a cup-shaped socket, such as the acetabulum in the hip bone

• The acetabuliferous socket is an important part of the hip joint.
• I learned about the acetabuliferous socket in my anatomy class.
• I never knew the acetabuliferous socket existed until I injured my hip.
• Her ability to adapt to new situations is like an acetabuliferous socket, always providing support.

noun a cup-shaped socket in the pelvis that forms the hip joint

• The acetabulum is a concave surface of the pelvis that forms the socket of the hip joint.
• I had to undergo surgery to repair a fracture in my acetabulum.
• My hip hurts so bad, I think I might have messed up my acetabulum.
• She felt like her heart was shattered into pieces, like an acetabulum broken into fragments.

• The achilary system is responsible for regulating blood pressure in the body.
• I learned about the achilary system in my biology class.
• I have no idea what the achilary thingamajig does.
• Her leadership skills were the achilary force that kept the team together during tough times.

noun Achilles' heel - a weakness or vulnerable point in someone or something

• The lack of proper cybersecurity measures is often considered the company's Achilles' heel.
• His Achilles' heel is definitely his love for junk food.
• She knows that her fear of public speaking is her Achilles' heel.
• Procrastination is my Achilles' heel when it comes to meeting deadlines.

noun Achilles notch - a small indentation or groove located on the posterior aspect of the calcaneus bone, where the Achilles tendon attaches.

• The surgeon carefully examined the achilles notch before proceeding with the operation.
• I heard that injury to the achilles notch can be quite painful.
• Dude, I think I strained my achilles notch playing basketball last night.
• The company's financial stability hit an achilles notch after losing a major client.

noun Achilles tendon

• The achilles tendon is the largest tendon in the human body.
• I hurt my achilles tendon while playing basketball.
• My achilles tendon is killing me after that workout.
• His achilles tendon of the team, always the weakest link.

noun a small, saclike structure within a gland or organ, often associated with the secretion of a specific substance

• The acinar cells in the pancreas are responsible for producing digestive enzymes.
• I heard that the acinar cells play a big role in digestion.
• Those acinar things in the pancreas are like little factories making enzymes.
• The acinar structure of a beehive ensures efficient honey production.

adjective relating to or resembling acini, which are small saclike dilations in a gland or other structure

• The acinarious structure of the pancreas is essential for the production of digestive enzymes.
• I learned about the acinarious cells in biology class today.
• I have no idea what those acinarious things do in the body.
• Her mind was like an acinarious maze, intricate and complex.

noun small, saclike structures that are part of a gland and are responsible for secreting various substances

• The acini in the pancreas are responsible for producing digestive enzymes.
• I heard that the acini in the stomach help with digestion.
• Those little acini things in your body do some crazy stuff.
• The acini of creativity in her mind were constantly at work, producing new ideas.

adjective relating to or resembling both acini and tubules

• The acinotubular glands in the pancreas secrete digestive enzymes.
• I learned about acinotubular structures in biology class today.
• Those acinotubular things in the lab were so confusing.
• Her acinotubular thoughts were hard to unravel.

noun a small sac or vesicle in the body, especially one containing fluid

• The acinus is the basic unit of structure and function in the exocrine glands.
• The doctor explained that the acinus is like a tiny sac in the gland.
• I heard that the acinus is like a little bubble in the gland.
• The acinus is like a small compartment where all the action happens in the glands.

adjective relating to the top of the skull or head

• The acrocranial region of the skull is located at the top of the head.
• She has a bump on her acrocranial area from hitting her head on the door frame.
• I always feel a bit lightheaded in my acrocranial zone after a long day.
• His ideas are so innovative, they seem to come straight from his acrocranial space.

noun a term that refers to the top or highest part of something, especially the skull or head

• The acrocrany is the highest point on the skull.
• I bumped my acrocrany on the door frame.
• He's got a hard head, must be his acrocrany.
• His acrocrany is where all his bright ideas come from.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun

• The acromial thoracic artery is a branch of the axillary artery that supplies blood to the shoulder region.
• I learned in anatomy class that the acromial thoracic artery is important for shoulder blood supply.
• Dude, did you know the acromial thoracic artery is like the highway for blood to your shoulder?
• Just like how roads connect different places, the acromial thoracic artery connects the heart to the shoulder.

noun a combining form meaning 'acromion' or 'acromial'

adjective relating to the acromion or acromial

• The acromio-clavicular joint is important for shoulder stability.
• I think I injured my acromio-clavicular joint playing sports.
• My acromio-clavicular joint is acting up again, it's so annoying.
• The acromio-clavicular joint is like the glue that holds the shoulder together.

adjective relating to the acromion and deltoid muscles

• The acromyodian muscle is responsible for shoulder movement.
• I think I pulled my acromyodian muscle playing basketball.
• My acromyodian muscle is killing me after that workout.
• Her acromyodian strength helped her carry the heavy load.

adjective relating to or characteristic of the Acromyodi, a suborder of passerine birds known for their strong feet and claws

• The acromyodic nature of the painting was evident in the precise brush strokes and attention to detail.
• I didn't realize how acromyodic her handwriting was until I saw it up close.
• That artist's work is so acromyodic, it's like they have magic in their hands.
• His acromyodic leadership style guided the team to success with precision and skill.

noun a projection at the front of the neck formed by the thyroid cartilage of the larynx, typically more prominent in men than in women

• The doctor explained that the prominent bulge in his neck was caused by his Adam's apple.
• I always notice how big his Adam's apple is when he talks.
• Check out the dude with the huge Adam's apple over there!
• Her nervousness made her Adam's apple bob up and down as she spoke.

verb to move or draw a body part, such as a limb, toward the midline of the body

• The physical therapist focused on adducting the patient's leg to improve their range of motion.
• I saw the trainer adducting the athlete's arm during the workout.
• She was adducting like a pro on the dance floor last night.
• His argument was like adducting different pieces of evidence to support his case.

noun a muscle that moves a part of the body towards the midline of the body or towards another part

adjective relating to or being an adductor muscle

• The adductor muscles are responsible for bringing the leg toward the midline of the body.
• I pulled my adductor muscle while playing soccer and it's so painful!
• My adductor is killing me after that intense workout.
• Learning to control your adductor muscles is like mastering a new skill in dance.

noun a part of the femur bone where the adductor muscles attach

• The adductor impression on the femur is an important landmark for orthopedic surgeons.
• Make sure you locate the adductor impression when studying for your anatomy exam.
• I totally forgot where the adductor impression is located on the bone.
• The adductor impression serves as a guidepost for understanding the inner workings of the human body.

noun a muscle that draws a body part, such as a limb, toward the midline of the body

verb to draw or move a body part, such as a limb, toward the midline of the body

• The muscle group responsible for hip adduction includes the adducts longus and adducts magnus.
• When you do that exercise, make sure to engage your adducts muscles.
• I can feel my adducts getting stronger from all these leg lifts.
• In times of stress, it's important to rely on your emotional adducts to stay centered.

noun a plural form of the noun adenohypophysis, which refers to the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland

• The adenohypophyses are the anterior part of the pituitary gland responsible for producing and releasing various hormones.
• The adenohypophyses are like the boss of the pituitary gland, calling the shots on hormone production.
• The adenohypophyses are the pituitary gland's main crew for hormone business.
• Think of the adenohypophyses as the pituitary gland's executive team, making all the important hormone decisions.

adjective relating to or characteristic of the adenohypophysis, which is the anterior lobe of the pituitary gland

• The adenohypophysial gland is responsible for secreting various hormones in the body.
• I heard the adenohypophysial gland plays a big role in hormone regulation.
• That adenohypophysial thingy is all about hormones, right?
• Her adenohypophysial power was evident in her ability to control her emotions.

noun a type of tissue in the body that stores fat for energy and insulation

adjective related to or containing fat

• Adipose tissue is also known as fat tissue.
• I need to cut down on my adipose tissue.
• I'm trying to lose some of this adipose.
• His adipose personality made it hard for others to connect with him.

noun a type of body tissue that stores fat for energy and insulation

• The adipose body is composed of adipose tissue, which stores energy in the form of fat.
• I've been trying to reduce my adipose body by going to the gym more often.
• I need to work on getting rid of this excess adipose body before summer.
• His adipose body reflected years of indulgence and lack of exercise.

noun a type of connective tissue that stores fat in the body

• Adipose tissue is a type of connective tissue that stores energy in the form of fat.
• Adipose tissue is basically fat storage in your body.
• Adipose tissue is like the body's storage unit for extra fluff.
• Think of adipose tissue as your body's cushioning system.

verb to attach or connect something to something else

• The leaf blade is adnexed to the petiole in this plant species.
• The mushroom cap is adnexed to the stem, making it easy to identify.
• I like how the building's design has the windows adnexed to the walls.
• Her ideas are adnexed to her values, creating a strong foundation for her beliefs.

noun a plural noun referring to a group of small bumps or nodules on the surface of the skin

• The aequiculi are small mounds found on the surface of the skin.
• I noticed some aequiculi on my arm after spending too much time in the sun.
• I hate it when I get a bunch of aequiculi after a long day at the beach.
• The aequiculi of doubt began to form in his mind as he questioned his decision.

noun a nerve or nerve impulse that conducts impulses toward the central nervous system

adjective relating to or conducting inward or toward something, especially a nerve impulse that moves toward the central nervous system

• The afferent nerves carry sensory information from the body to the brain.
• When you touch something hot, the afferent nerves send a signal to your brain to move your hand away.
• My afferent nerves are on high alert after that scary movie!
• Her afferent intuition told her not to trust him.