hip
A fracture in the upper part of the femur.
Refers to hips that are attractively thin.
A general term for a hip that causes pain or has a chronic problem.
Synonym for artificial hip, referring to the implant.
Refers to hips that are not wide.
Refers to hips that are broad from side to side.
A more formal or medical term for a broken hip.
A prosthesis used to replace a damaged hip joint.
Refers to hips that are gracefully thin.
Having noticeable and attractive curves at the hips.
Refers to hips that are small in size.
When the head of the femur comes out of its socket in the hip bone.
A hip that is painful, typically from overuse or minor injury.
Refers to hips with very little fat.
Having a pleasing and well-proportioned shape at the hips.
A hip affected by arthritis, causing pain and stiffness.
Refers to large and full hips.
A hip that is injured by a blow, causing discoloration under the skin.
Refers to a woman's hips, especially when wide enough for giving birth.
A posture where hands are placed on the hips, often indicating confidence, defiance, or rest.
The action of moving your hands to rest on your hips.
General term for any movement of the hips.
To stand with your hands resting on your hips, often showing impatience or confidence.
To move hips slowly and rhythmically from side to side.
To move hips quickly from side to side.
To move hips from side to side with a free, energetic motion.
To move hips in a smooth, circular, rolling motion.
To move hips from side to side with small, quick movements.
To move hips in a circular, often suggestive, motion.
A surgical procedure to replace a damaged hip joint with a prosthesis.
A surgical procedure on the hip.
A surgical procedure on the hip.
A small container for alcoholic drinks, designed to be carried in a pocket.