the part of the body where the arm or forelimb connects to the torso

wing (of a bird, insect, aircraft, etc.)

urinary bladder; a sac-like organ in the body where urine is stored before being discharged

the arm of a person

cancer occurring in the bladder, typically characterized by bloody urine and difficulty urinating

the upper part of the arm near the shoulder; also used more broadly to refer to the whole arm or shoulder

(idiom) a right-hand man; a trusted assistant or key aide; literally "left and right arms"

Inflammation of the urinary bladder; symptoms typically include a burning sensation during urination, urgency, and pain.

to bare one's chest; to be shirtless or bare-chested

upper arm; the entire arm from shoulder to hand

To throw off inhibitions and put all of one's energy into a task; to go full steam ahead.

a stone formed in the urinary bladder; a cystolith

Describes a person who is physically tall and strong; burly; beefy; well-built.

(dialect, derogatory) to flirt or ogle; to get fresh with or lust after someone

a cold, indifferent, or dismissive reception; an expression of coldness or lack of enthusiasm toward someone

to flirt or make amorous advances; a variant form often used in longer expressions

breasts; chest muscles; pectorals

a person who cannot shoulder responsibility or stand up to challenges; literally "tender shoulders"

to be crowded together or packed in a crowd; to rub shoulders with many people

to be responsible; to be reliable and able to shoulder burdens or take responsibility

shoulders that clearly slant downward; sloping shoulders

(of a bird) to have wings grow strong enough for flight

(slang) a man who goes topless in public places during the summer

In Chinese medicine, the process by which the kidneys extract impure fluids and the bladder discharges them as urine.

a medical endoscope used to examine the inside of the bladder

(bird species of China) gadwall (Mareca strepera)

The upper part of a leg of pork, which is meaty and fatty; often braised in soy sauce.