Parts of the human body

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Head
She nodded her head to agree.
Eye
He has blue eyes.
Ear
She tucked her hair behind her ear.
Nose
He has a small nose.
Mouth
Open your mouth and say ah.
Tooth
I have a toothache.
Neck
She wore a necklace around her neck.
Shoulder
He carried the bag on his shoulder.
Arm
She held the baby in her arms.
Hand
Please wash your hands before dinner.
Finger
He pointed with his index finger.
Chest
He took a deep breath into his chest.
Back
My back aches from sitting all day.
Leg
She has long legs.
Knee
He fell and scraped his knee.
Foot
My feet are tired from walking.
Toe
I stubbed my toe on the chair.
Hair
She has long, dark hair.
Face
She has a kind face.
Elbow
He rested his elbow on the table.
Wrist
She wears a watch on her left wrist.
Thumb
He gave me a thumbs up.
Ankle
She twisted her ankle while running.
heel
My heel hurts from these new shoes.
Hip
He put his hands on his hips.
Chin
He has a small scar on his chin.
Cheek
She kissed him on the cheek.
Forehead
She wiped the sweat from her forehead.
Eyebrow
He raised an eyebrow in surprise.
Eyelid
Her eyelid was twitching.
Lip
She bit her lip in nervousness.
Tongue
Don't stick your tongue out.
Throat
I have a sore throat today.
Waist
The dress was tight at the waist.
Palm
She held the coin in her palm.
Skin
She has very sensitive skin.
Rib
The rib cage protects the lungs.
Skull
The skull protects the brain.
Spine
She has a straight spine.
Nail
She painted her nails a bright red color.
Knuckle
He cracked his knuckle.
Jaw
My jaw hurts when I chew.
Temple
She rubbed her temple to stop the headache.
Nostril
The scent entered his nostril.
Eyelash
She has a very long eyelash.
Shin
I bumped my shin against the chair.
Calf
My calf muscle is sore after running.
Shoulder blade
She felt a sharp pain in her shoulder blade.
Collarbone
He broke his collarbone during the football match.
Forearm
The bandage covered his entire forearm.
Upper arm
He has a tattoo on his upper arm.
Index finger
She pointed at the screen with her index finger.
Middle finger
He accidentally cut his middle finger while cooking.
Ring finger
She wore a gold ring on her ring finger.
Little finger
His little finger is slightly shorter than the others.
Bottom
The toddler sat down on his bottom.
Arch
These shoes provide good support for the arch of the foot.
Instep
The laces of his boots press against his instep.
Navel
She has a small piercing in her navel.
Earlobe
She wears small silver earrings in each earlobe.
Spinal cord
The spinal cord transmits information from the body to the brain.
Pelvis
The pelvis supports the weight of the upper body.
Femur
The femur is the longest bone in the human body.
Clavicle
The clavicle is commonly known as the collarbone.
Vertebra
Each vertebra makes up a part of the spine.
Torso
The torso supports the weight of the head and limbs.
thigh
He felt a cramp in his thigh after running for too long.
double chin
She decided to start exercising to reduce her double chin.
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