Body Parts: English Vocabulary List

a person's head

"Use your noggin, please."

"You need to use your noggin and think logically to solve this complex puzzle."

a person's eye, often used in plural

"My peepers are tired."

"After staring at the screen all day, my peepers were red and sore."

a person's nose

"His sniffer is huge."

"The dog's sensitive sniffer could detect the hidden treats under the rug."

a person's foot, often used in plural

"My grippers are cold."

"She wore thick socks to keep her grippers warm during the winter months."

one's hand or arm, often used in reference to strength and in the plural

"His meat hooks are big."

"The mechanic used his meat hooks to easily lift the heavy engine block."

a large, protruding stomach, often attributed to excessive alcohol consumption

"The man has a beer belly."

"He blamed his growing beer belly on the frequent social gatherings involving craft brews."

a person's buttocks, which is the part that they sit on

"He landed on backside."

"After slipping on the ice, he landed squarely on his backside with a thud."

the rear part of the body that one sits on

"Her booty is cute."

"The toddler waddled around with a cute booty, making everyone smile."

a large or prominent buttocks

"His donk is massive."

"The weightlifter's powerful donk was the result of countless hours of dedicated squat training."

a person's head

"He hit his dome."

"The boxer took a hard hit to the dome but managed to stay standing."

a person's face, often used humorously or in a slightly mocking way

"Look at his mug!"

"He pulled a funny face, making a grotesque mug that amused everyone."

a person's mouth

"Close your trap."

"Keep your trap shut if you don't have anything constructive to say."

a person's hand, often used in plural

"Put your mitts on."

"The catcher adjusted his mitts, ready to receive the next pitch with precision."

a person's hand, often implying it is big, clumsy, or awkward

"He has big paws."

"The gentle giant extended his large paws to pet the tiny kitten carefully."

(plural only) strong, muscular upper arms, especially biceps and triceps

"Look at his guns!"

"His incredibly developed guns were the result of years of dedicated weight training."

(plural only) biceps, especially when they are large or well-defined

"His pipes are huge."

"After a strenuous workout, his pipes were visibly pumped and impressive."

a person's buttocks, also used in plural

"She has nice cake."

"The dancer's impressive cake was highlighted by her form-fitting athletic wear."

foot or toe, mostly used in the plural

"Watch your dogs."

"He stubbed his dogs on the sharp corner of the table, yelping in pain."

a person's leg, often used playfully or in casual conversation

"He broke his stem."

"The skier tumbled down the slope, unfortunately fracturing his stem during the fall."