Crossword Clue: Part of the body whose name is both English and Latin
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- An arm bone
- A forearm bone.
- A forearm bone
- A human arm bone
- A human bone
- Arm bone.
- Arm bone corresponding to the fibula
- Arm bone
- Arm part
- Arm stiffener
- Arm twister?
- Arm twister's need?
- Armbone
- Arms runner?
- Arm's runner?
- Attachment to a ginglymus
- Almost handy bone?
- Bone adjoining the humerus
- Bone alongside the radius
- Bone attached to a ginglymus
- Bone below a humerus
- Bone below the elbow
- Bone below the humerus
- Bone broken in a "nightstick fracture"
- Bone by a radius
- Bone by the biceps
- Bone by the brachialis
- Bone by the humerus
- Bone by the radius
- Bone connected to the elbow
- Bone connected to the oblique cord
- Bone connected to the supinator muscle
- Bone connected to the triceps
- Bone ending at the elbow
- Bone featuring the radial notch
- Bone fractured in some snowboarding accidents
- Bone from elbow to wrist
- Bone from the elbow
- Bone from the human elbow
- Bone hinged to the humerus
- Bone in a bird's wing
- Bone in a hinge joint
- Bone in a limb
- Bone in a wing or arm
- Bone in forearm
- Bone in the arm
- Bone in the forearm
- Bone in the human arm
- Bone in the lower arm
- Bone in the "pinkie" side of the arm
- Bone involved in pronation
- Bone involved in Tommy John surgery
- Bone linked to the anconeus muscle
- Bone meaning "elbow" in Latin
- Bone near the biceps
- Bone near the elbow
- Bone near the funny bone
- Bone near the humerus
- Bone near the radius
- Bone next to one's radius
- Bone next to the humerus
- Bone next to the radius
- Bone of contention in arm wrestling
- Bone of the arm
- Bone of the forearm.
- Bone of the forearm
- Bone on the pinkie side
- Bone parallel to the radius
- Bone paralleling the radius
- Bone that means "elbow" in Latin
- Bone that parallels the radius
- Bone that's Latin for "elbow"
- Bone under a bracelet
- Bone under a watch
- Bone under a watchband
- Bone used in pronation
- Bone with a radial notch
- Bone
- Hinge-joint bone
- Certain bone
- Companion of the radius
- Holes are drilled in it during Tommy John surgery
- Certain forearm bone
- Certain human bone
- Comrade-in-arms?
- Funny-bone neighbor
- It connects the elbow to the wrist
- It connects to the elbow
- It connects to the wrist
- It ends at the elbow
- It extends from the elbow
- Either of a skeletal pair
- Connecting bone
- It has a humerus side?
- It has a humerus side
- Fibula : leg :: ___ : arm
- Fibula's arm counterpart
- Fibula's counterpart
- Fibula's higher relative
- Fibula's upper counterpart
- Elbow bone
- "Elbow," in Latin
- Elbow-joint bone
- Elbow neighbor
- Elbow-to-wrist bone
- Elbow-wrist connecting bone
- Elbow-wrist connection
- Elbow-wrist connector
- Elbow-wrist joiner
- Elbow-wrist link
- Elbow/hand connector
- It makes an arm stiff
- Fifth-longest bone in the human body
- Fifth-longest human bone
- Fifth on a list of longest human bones
- It parallels a radius
- It parallels the radius
- It reaches to touch one's hand
- It runs down a limb
- It runs down one's arm
- It runs down the arm
- It runs down your arm
- It runs elbow to wrist
- It runs parallel to the radius
- It sits parallel to the radius
- It stretches toward the pinkie
- Human bone
- Humerus adjunct
- Humerus connection
- Humerus connector
- Humerus neighbor
- Humerus's neighbor
- It's about the length of a radius
- It's below the elbow
- It's below the humerus
- It's connected to the humerus
- It's drilled during Tommy John surgery
- It's found by the radius
- It's hinged with the humerus
- It's in the arm
- It's involved in arm-twisting
- It's larger than a radius
- It's longer than the radius
- It's near a radius
- It's near the crazy bone
- It's near the funny bone
- It's near the humerus
- It's near the radius
- It's on the pinkie side
- It's out on a limb
- It's parallel to a radius
- It's parallel to the radius
- It's up your sleeve
- It's usually longer than a radius
- Ginglymus attachment
- Ginglymus's neighbor
- Cubitus bone
- Cubitus: rare
- Cubitus
- Forearm bone.
- Forearm bone beside the radius
- Forearm bone
- Forearm component
- Forearm feature
- Forearm part
- Forearm stiffener
- Forelimb bone
- Forelimb part
- Carpal attachment
- Carpus connector
- Extremity bone
- Inner arm bone
- Inner forearm bone
- Pinky-elbow connector
- Pinky-side arm bone
- Where the olecranon is located
- Outer arm bone
- Kin of a radius
- Martial artist's board-breaking bone
- Quadruped's foreleg bone
- Something up your sleeve
- Limb bone
- Limb part
- The radius parallels it
- Triceps attachment
- Triceps connection
- Radial notch's location
- Radius' companion
- Radius companion
- Radius' comrade-in-arms?
- Radius counterpart
- Radius mate
- Radius' neighbor
- Radius neighbor
- Radius paralleler
- Radius' partner
- Radius partner
- Radius's companion
- Radius's comrade-in-arms?
- Radius's counterpart
- Radius's neighbor
- Radius's partner
- Literally, "elbow"
- Part of a bird's wing
- The triceps attaches to it
- The triceps is anchored to it
- Part of a skeleton
- Part of a skeleton's forearm
- Part of the arm
- Part of the body whose name is both English and Latin
- Part of the forearm
- Part of the skeleton
- Locale of the radial notch
- Location of a Monteggia fracture
- Large arm bone
- Partner of the radius
- Larger forearm bone
- Long bone
- Long forearm bone
- Longer forearm bone
- Longer of the forearm bones
- Longer of the two forearm bones
- Longer of two forearm bones
- Longest arm bone
- Longest armbone
- Longest bone above the waist
- Longest forearm bone
- Neighbor of a humerus
- Latin for "elbow"
- Neighbor of the funny bone
- Neighbor of the radius
- One involved in arm-twisting?
- One of a skeletal pair
- One of the long bones
- Lower arm bone
- One out on a limb?
- One out on a limb
- Leg : fibula :: arm : __
- "Nightstick fracture" bone
- Nightstick fracture bone
- No Clue
- Prismatic bone
- Monteggia fracture location
- Site of a Monteggia fracture
- Site of a Monteggia's fracture
- Site of a radial notch
- Skeletal part
- Skeletal unit
- Skeleton component
- Skeleton feature
- Skeleton part
- Skeleton's arm bone
- Wrist attachment
- Wrist bone
- Wrist connection
- Wrist-elbow connector
- Wrist-elbow joiner
- Wrist-elbow tie
- Wrist holder
- Wrist-to-elbow bone
- Wrist/elbow connector
- Upper extremity bone
- Upper limb bone
- What's got the upper hand?
- Tommy John surgery bone
Recent Usage of Part of the body whose name is both English and Latin in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 27, 2017
