A list of words for English spelling and vocabulary help and learning. For further help, teaching and lessons about spelling please try our spelling course.
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ankle |
The ankle is the joint connecting the foot with the leg.
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calf |
The calf is the muscle behind the leg below the knee.
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foot |
The foot is the lower part of the leg below the ankle.
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heel |
The heel is the back part of the foot.
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joint |
A joint is where two parts of the skeleton fit together.
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knee |
The knee is the joint between the thigh and lower leg.
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leg |
A leg is one of two limbs humans use to stand and walk.
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limb |
An arm or a leg could also be called a limb.
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shin |
The shin is the front part of the lower leg.
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sole |
The sole is the base of the foot.
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thigh |
The thigh is the upper part of the leg.
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toe |
A toe is one of five digits at the end of the human foot.
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