Body part with W
Joint connecting hand and forearm
Body part between ribs and hips
Another term for the uterus
Another name for the trachea
A body part on birds and some animals.
Plural of wing; animal body part, so okay.
Small skin growth caused by a virus
Back molars that emerge in adulthood
One of the third molars in the mouth
Lines or folds in the skin from aging
Cells that defend the body from infection
Whiskers are stiff hairs on some animals’ faces
Alternative spelling of windpipe (trachea)
Alternative spelling of windpipe (trachea)
Wrists are body parts - this fits nicely.
White hair is hair that has lost its color
A real body cell; okay as a body part term.
Kids’ slang for penis; common in UK/Ireland.
A real toe condition; counts as a body part.
Hairline feature; the V-shaped widow’s peak.
Wishbone is a bone (in birds), still a body part.
Feet with webbing; valid body part term.
Hair on animals’ faces—still a body part.
White teeth are the hard parts in your mouth
Brain region for language—real body part.
Eyelid rim called the waterline—body part.
A bone in the wrist (carpals); body part.
Specific hairline shape—a real body feature.
The skin between fingers or toes - real body part.
Wide hips are the big bones at your sides
Yes, brain tissue called white matter, valid part.
Yes! The whites of the eyes (sclera) are a part.
Knees are joints in the middle of your legs
Yes! The whites of eyes mean the sclera.
Yes - white blood cells that fight germs.
Yes - means the sclera, the eyes' whites.
A fleshy flap on birds (like turkeys); a body part.
Waistline is the line around your waist
Fingers that are joined by skin, like some toes
Wishbone is a real bird bone; a body part.
“Winkle” is slang for the penis in UK kids’ talk
Windpipe (trachea) is a real body part; plural ok
Individual white hairs are a hair body part
A toe joined by skin; real body part feature
“The willies” is slang for testicles in UK
A skin bump—counts as a body part for the game
Waistline is where your waist is measured
Le parole nell'elenco Body part with W provengono dai giocatori del gioco di parole Nomi, Cose, Città.