According to the Oxford Dictionary of English: Wishbone - a forked bone (the furcula) between the neck and breast of a bird. According to a popular custom, this bone from a cooked bird is broken by two people and the holder of the longer portion is then entitled to make a wish.
Darn, I was sure I had typed "white blood cell".... I probably forgot the 'blood' part. Varicella was the biggest challenge among the ones I got, since "varicelle" is the actual (and only) correct name in French.... had to think for a while what English people usually called it! I didn't know "varicella" existed in English at all.
I always heard it as "herpes varicella" before. I once got in trouble for writing "chicken herpes" on someone's triage papers when they were presenting with symptoms of chicken pox.
Thanks for that. I went with "bad digestion", which basicly is "indigestion", but my problem was not knowing the proper term. Lucky that "stomach ache" worked even though it's not quite the same thing.
Shoulder blade should count as clavicle, eye infection should count for conjunctivitis and anything along the lines of base of spine, lower spine etc for coccyx
I totally agree, busby - never heard of pink eye (or red eye, other than in the context of an overnight flight) - the only thing I could think of was eye infection - even inflammation of the conjunctiva wouldn't work (Yeah, I know - not totally dumbing down there!)
Only missed tumour. My years of reading medical books for fun paid off! (I would have actually gone into medicine, but my math was too piss-poor for almost any field and my parents were too piss-poor for university tuition. So much for "I wanna be a doctor when I grow up!" :P)