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What do you call that thing .........

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Originally posted by elvendreamgirl
What do you call that thing .........

Originally posted by elvendreamgirl
under your nose. the little dip?

what do you call the inside of your elbow?

the bottom of your foot has a name. it also has extra names for parts: souls, ball, instep.
So what do you call the top of your foot?

Does it tickle to have your soul fileted?

Originally posted by elvendreamgirl
Does it tickle to have your soul fileted?

Originally posted by elvendreamgirl
Does it tickle to have your soul fileted?

LOL!!!!!! oops!

Originally posted by elvendreamgirl
under your nose. the little dip?

If you mean the canal that is directly under your septum, then
yes it is the philtrum. But if you mean the line between your
lips and your face, that's the vermillion border (where you stop
putting on lipstick).

what do you call the inside of your elbow?

It's called the flexor surface of your inner arm; wherever you have
part of your body that extends or contracts, like at a joint, you have
extensor surfaces (the place that stretches, like your knee joint
in the front of your body) and flexor surfaces (your 'knee pit'😉.

So what do you call the top of your foot?

Dermatologists refer to the top of your foot as the dorsal foot, and the sole as the volar foot.

Originally posted by nemesio
Originally posted by elvendreamgirl
[b]under your nose. the little dip?

If you mean the canal that is directly under your septum, then
yes it is the philtrum. But if you mean the line between your
lips and your face, that's the vermillion border (where you stop
putting on lipstick).

what do you call the inside of your elbow?

...[text shortened]... Dermatologists refer to the top of your foot as the dorsal foot, and the sole as the volar foot.[/b]

I am sure that shoe-people call the top of the foot 'the bridge'. i.e. like the bridge of your nose, the bridge of your foot

Originally posted by eyeqpc
I am sure that shoe-people call the top of the foot 'the bridge'. i.e. like the bridge of your nose, the bridge of your foot

its called the fultrim

Originally posted by elvendreamgirl
I thought a foot bridge went over a small creek?😀

My mother asked me to hand her the trivet once, while I was visiting for the holidays. I had to ask her what that word meant. Turns out it is a three-legged silver dish that holds nuts or candy.

Sorry, I know this is not a biological term. 😕