### body part | organ | tongue:

Creole
* Some creoles have wider reaches than others.
* are humans
  - natural language
  - the black, French-speaking Catholic people of south Louisiana
* develop from pidgins when a new generation learns the pidgin from their society.
* seem very similar to each other , even if they come from different languages.
* tend to be manual laborers or hold blue collar jobs.
+ Creole language: Linguistics
  * Creoles seem very similar to each other, even if they come from different languages. There is not a widely accepted theory that explains why this happens.

Ice tongue
* are narrow, long, and are floating
  - floating ice features
* can rapidly change size and shape.

Long tongue
* Most long tongues have tips.
* Some long tongues help seeds.

Mammalian tongue
* Most mammalian tongues consist of mass.
* are used to position food in the mouth so the teeth can chew it.

Mother tongue
* are natural language.
* does find a place in most states of India.
* is supposed to be the source of one's pride, prestige and dignity
  - the first language learned as a child and still understood

Tum
* also are a good source of calcium.
* are an inexpensive and good source of calcium
  - basically mint-flavored chalk, or calcium carbonate
  - okay to use and have no effect on mycophenolate
  - tablets that contain calcium carbonate
* contain a variety of compounds, including talc as a binder.
* have calcium.
* includes corpi
  - lobes
* is an organ

Uterus
* Most uteruses have inner layers
  - vaginas
  - require development
* Some uteruses produce progesterone.
* expel fluid.
* includes cervixes
  - endometriums
  - lobes
* includes muscle cells
  - fiber
  - fibre

Vestigial organ
* Most vestigial organs have purposes.
* are adaptations that have become useless
  - historical remnants of structures that had important function in ancestors
  - often homologous to organs that are useful in other species
* suggest a common ancestry.

### body part | organ | viscera:

Visceral gout
* affects the internal organs and is very difficult to diagnose.
* is more insidious and lethal than the articular type, although probably less painful.

### body part | organ | viscera:

Visceral leishmaniasis
* can cause large-scale epidemics with high case fatality.
* has a wide geographic distribution.
* is common in central Iraq
  - the northwest
  - currently epidemic in eastern and southern Sudan
  - endemic in southern Saudi Arabia
  - infection
  - much more serious and affects children as well as adults
  - prevalent in southern Europe, India, and South America
  - progressive
* occurs in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and Nicaragua
  - and Mexico
  - the southwest of the country
* parasitic infection that is spread by sandfly bites.

Visceral organ
* are the internal organs such as the stomach, kidney, liver, etc.
* can expand, and at the same time be reduced in their functionality.
* communicate with each other by activating intraspinal pathways.

Vital organ
* Most vital organs perform functions.
* Some vital organs get less effective with age as well.
* Some vital organs support organs
  - other organs
* are the ones most affected by the use of alcohol.

Vulva
* e includes corpi
  - urethras
* e produce mucuses
  - thick mucuses
* enlarges and relaxes.