heel
/hil/The back part of your foot.
Example: These new shoes have rubbed my heel raw.

A211 words · Elementary
Body parts vocabulary for the smaller details of the body, including the heel, the jaw, the earlobe and the collarbone, the kind of words a doctor uses but most people rarely say.

The back part of your foot.
Example: These new shoes have rubbed my heel raw.

The hard part at the end of your finger.
Example: She bites her fingernails when she's nervous.

The bone that holds your bottom teeth.
Example: He broke his jaw in the accident.

The flat part on each side of the head above the eye.
Example: He pressed a finger to his temple whenever the noise started.

The bottom surface of the foot.
Example: The sole of his left foot had blistered by the second day.

The soft piece of flesh at the bottom of the ear.
Example: She had one earlobe pierced twice and the other not at all.

The small hollow in the middle of the stomach.
Example: The scar runs from the navel to the ribs on one side.

The part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist.
Example: A burn along the forearm from reaching across the oven.

The bone between the shoulder and the base of the neck.
Example: A broken collarbone kept him out of the team for six weeks.

The dark round opening in the middle of the eye.
Example: One pupil stayed wide open, which is why they called an ambulance.

One of the large flat teeth at the back of the mouth.
Example: A cracked molar meant three visits and one crown.
