This word, which refers to a sharp pain in a certain part of the body, comes from the late Latin "hemicrania".

This uncommon verb, which means "to kiss" comes from the Latin verb which means "to make a little mouth".

This lobe of the brain, which is associated with vision, comes from the Latin word which means "the back of the head".

This word refers to a number 1-9 because of the close association between a certain body part and counting.

This word comes from the Latin which means "written by hand".

This archaic unit of measurement (also called a cubit) is equivalent to the distance from the fingertips to the elbow. (It is related to the English and Latin words for a body part.)

This word means "having to do with the chest".

This word, which describes animals such as snails, means something like "stomach foot", based on the way that they move.

Named for the part of the body from which it hangs, this word describes an item of clothing worn by medieval monks.

This food item gets its name, through German, from a Latin-named biscuit that was shaped like folded arms.

This fancy word that means "to kneel" literally means "to bend ones knee".

This part of a bird gets its name from its position on the animal's body.

This animal gets its name from its unreasonable quantity of feet.

This Latin word for a type of flute takes its name from the bone from which it was often made.

This word, which now means "an award", at one point referenced the body part which was touched with a sword to confer knighthood.

The ___ tunnel is the part of the wrist through which the nerves in the hand travel.