Body part with F
One of the five digits on the hand
Lower extremity used for standing and walking
Front part of the head with eyes, nose, mouth
- Fingers
Thigh bone, the longest bone in the body
Area above the eyes and below the hairline
Part of arm between elbow and wrist
- Fist
Smaller bone of the lower leg
Spot at elbow causing tingling when hit
Tube connecting ovary and uterus
Front part of the brain for reasoning
Fat is a type of human body tissue.
Hard cover at the tip of a finger
Small fold of tissue under tongue or genitals
Skin covering the tip of the penis
Soft tissue under the skin
Hard covers at the tips of fingers
Small sac in skin where hair grows
Small brown spots on the skin
Yes, forearm is a body part (spelling off).
Fangs are pointed teeth and count as body parts.
End part of a finger
Yes! A specific set of teeth in the mouth
A region of the brain at the front
The side area of the body near the ribs
A real artery in the thigh that carries blood
Connective tissue in the body - valid part.
Hair on the face counts as a body part
A real anatomy term for part of an organ.
A medical term for the buttocks; plural forms count.
Animal body covering; counts as a body part.
A fringe is hair hanging over the forehead.
Tail-like cell parts in biology; acceptable.
A small pit in the retina—body part.
Abnormal tube in body. Medical body passage
Yes, a skull bone—clear body part.
Soft spot on a baby's skull—body part.
Yes, a body part for animals (front leg).
The forehand refers to the front part of the hand or body. ✋
Seventh cranial nerve controlling facial muscles and taste
A brain structure; valid anatomical part.
Yes, adipose cells are part of your body.
Part of a bird's body; counts as body part.
An opening in bone for nerves or vessels.
Means the index finger; acceptable.
Animal limb like a seal's; counts as body part.
- for arm
A flexor is a muscle that bends a joint. 💪
Very thin body hair strands, common on arms or face
- foot bone
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