### body part | organ | wing:

Chicken wing
* Some chicken wings are part of chickens
  - cockerels
  - hens
  - roosters
  - white meat, for example, but they are high in fat
* contain less fat, which means clearer, more clarified consume'.

Hind wing
* Most hind wings have veins.
* are small knobs called halteres , which are used for stabilization during flight.

Hot wing
* can vary in how hot they are , from being mild to very spicy
  - are, from being mild to very spicy.
  * ' are pieces of chicken that are fried and cooked in sauce. Hot wings can vary in how hot they are, from being mild to very spicy. They are sometimes called 'buffalo wings' because they originated in Buffalo, New York

Insect wing
* appear to be derived from the gill branches of their walking legs.
* have wing veins which appear net-like structure.
* point to early sophistication.

Rigid wing
* All rigid wings can spin.
* behave more like the weather vane than flex wings.

Thin wing
* help delay the formation and reduce the strength of shock waves.
* reduce drag and help delay the formation of shock waves.

Wing loading
* cute number for assigning canopies sizes to various size jumpers.
* influences how a canopy flies.
* is another important way of assessing how and how well a bird flies
  - loadings
* is the average force per area that is exerted on the parachute surface
  - ratio of wing area to weight
  - weight of the kite divided by the area

Womb
* Some wombs are located in monotremes.
* includes cervixes
  - corpi
  - endometriums
  - lobes
* includes muscle cells
  - fiber
  - fibre
* is the place, which holds the future generation i.e. the child.
* sex organ

Orifice
* are passage.
* is round with expansion of the polypide, but square in shape when it is retracted.

### body part | orifice:

Fontanel
* allow the skull to be compressed as it passes through the birth canal during delivery.
* is an orifice

Naris
* Nares are the openings in the skull for the nostrils.
* are orifices.

### body part | orifice | rima:

Oral cavity
* Some oral cavities have duct glands
* opens into the oropharynx through the fauces.

### body part:

Pad
* Many pads contain a powder that turns to a gel when wet, guarding the wearer against leaks.
* Most pads have rough surfaces
* Some pads are part of caracals
  - cheetahs
  - coyotes
  - felines
  - fingers
  - forelimbs
  - foxes
  - hands
  - hyenas
  - jaguarundis
  - leopards
  - lynxes
  - ocelots
  - panthers
  - paws
  - poodles
  - servals
  - thumbs
  - contain calcium
  - float on surfaces
  - grow more readily than others
* absorb the flow of blood from outside the body.
* can vary in width, length, shape and color.
* come in many sizes, widths, weights, and shapes.
* give visual and tactile cues and toys provide auditory, visual, and somatosensory stimulation.
* includes corpi
  - leaf shapes
  - sections
* is paper
* protect bones and joints from fractures and bruises.
* shareware program.

### body part | pad:

Cactus pad
* Some cactus pads contain calcium
  - vitamin c calcium
  - provide sustenance
* are actually modified stems with a waxy coating.

Mouse pad
* Many mouse pads come with built-in wrist rests to help keep straight wrists.
* are located in desks.

Notepad
* are located in back pockets
  - backpacks
  - conferences
  - desktops
  - drawers
  - drug stores
  - knapsacks
  - meetings
  - offices
  - pages
  - purses
  - schools
  - software
* are used for doodlings
  - sketchings
  - storing information
  - word processors
* have paper.
* small text editor, similar to a word processor.

Plastron
* are mostly pale yellow.
* typically run along the body surface, continuous with the spiracles.

Skin patch
* are a relatively new way to deliver testosterone.
* is used for long-term pain that needs continuous medicine delivery.