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body part

a body part is a part of a human body, usually one that has been cut or torn from the body in a violent incident (such as an accident, an explosion, etc)

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body

1 build, figure, form, frame, physique, shape, torso, trunk

2 cadaver, carcass, corpse, dead body, relics, remains, stiff (slang)

3 being, creature, human, human being, individual, mortal, person

4 bulk, essence, main part, mass, material, matter, substance

5 association, band, bloc, collection, company, confederation, congress, corporation, society

6 crowd, horde, majority, mass, mob, multitude, throng

7    consistency, density, firmness, richness, solidity, substance
  →   brain
  →   ear
  →   eye
  →   heart

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able-bodied, full-bodied, boy, bodily

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what part of [x] don't you understand?	exp.	t'as pas compris, tu veux que je te fasses un dessin?	what part of "you can't come with us" don't you understand? what part of "NO" don't you understand?
epistemology	n.	the part of philosophy that deals with knowledge
sarcocarp	n.	fleshy part of stone fruits (egg. peaches, plums)	protease
! component	n.	one of several parts that together make up a whole machines, system etc.	A component that is vital for my life is a computer because i use it everyday to do homework and email.
! core	n.	the most important or central part of something	[US] The core of the book focuses on the period between 1660 and 1857.

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