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Body Parts - No Vowels

Can you guess these body parts that are missing their vowels?
Y is a vowel sometimes
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Last updated: October 24, 2022
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First submittedApril 21, 2020
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Hint
Body Part
BCK
Back
LBW
Elbow
HL
Heel
KN
Knee
FT
Foot
LG
Leg
SHLDR
Shoulder
HD
Head
Hint
Body Part
PLM
Palm
TTH
Tooth
R
Ear
HR
Hair
NCSR
Incisor
BN
Bone
GM
Gum
KDN
Kidney
Hint
Body Part
LP
Lip
MTH
Mouth
NP
Nape
NS
Nose
T
Toe
VN
Vein
FC
Face
GT
Gut
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Level 72
Sep 28, 2020
I should definitely have got a point for anus (NS) :-P
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Level 45
Oct 2, 2020
DONE!!!! 😂
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Level 54
Feb 16, 2021
Nice Quiz!
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Level 45
Feb 16, 2021
Thanks!
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Level 93
Oct 25, 2022
any chance of type in for goatee?
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Level 80
Oct 25, 2022
Y can be a vowel, for example in 'rhyme', but at the end of 'kidney' it's a stretch.
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Level 77
Oct 25, 2022
at the end of kidney it is definitely a vowel - it makes an "ee" sound. Where "y" is a consonant is usually at the beginning of a word (like yellow) where you have to move your tongue to make the sound.
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Level 80
Oct 25, 2022
The e in the second syllable is the vowel. Y is a consonant in kidney.
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Level 77
Oct 26, 2022
According to Meriam Webster: "When y forms a diphthong—two vowel sounds joined in one syllable to form one speech sound, such as the "oy" in toy, "ay" in day, and "ey" in monkey—it is also regarded as a vowel. Typically, y represents a consonant when it starts off a word or syllable, as in yard, lawyer, or beyond." https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/why-y-is-sometimes-a-vowel-usage#:~:text=When%20y%20forms%20a%20diphthong,yard%2C%20lawyer%2C%20or%20beyond.
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Level 59
Oct 30, 2022
I just always treat Y as a vowel if it is creating a dipthong, and if not (which is quite rare) then it is a consonant. If we want to get technical though, it's something called a glide (or a semi-vowel).
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Level 80
Oct 25, 2022
I know this is kind of an odd request, but all I could think of was “goatee” for “GT”. Maybe that could be added? I’m not sure if you’d consider it a body part though.
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Level 43
Oct 30, 2022
i agree with you, i tried it too. I'd say it definitely is a body part - just not on everyone's bodies :)
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Level 65
Oct 31, 2022
Hair is already on here as a clue. A goatee specifically is a facial hair style, not a body part.
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Level 77
Oct 25, 2022
Could add "lap" as a type in for lp
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Level 77
Oct 25, 2022
that's only a body part until you stand up. :-)
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Level 70
Oct 25, 2022
"The doctor said I needa backiotomy!"
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Level 57
Oct 30, 2022
It might be British slang but i tried plum first.
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Level 50
Oct 30, 2022
I'm surprised hardly anybody got gut! But then I didn't.
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Level 66
Oct 30, 2022
You mean to tell me the "aura" isn't a part of the body??
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Level 73
Oct 31, 2022
Nape wasn't my first type-in for that clue
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Level 73
Nov 7, 2022
Neither was it mine. 😁
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Level 48
Oct 31, 2022
The clue for Toe, could also fit aorta.
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Level 57
Oct 31, 2022
R isnt a vowel.