People usually have only one in each hand. They're shorter and thicker than other fingers.
Thumbs
People often get these pierced.
Ears
People usually wear a belt around it.
Waist
Friends usually kiss each other here.
Cheek
You can put a watch or a bracellet around it.
Wrist
Food is digested there.
Stomach
People who lift weight and exercise tend to have big of those.
Muscles
People use these to punch.
Knuckles
This is the front part of the leg.
Shin
They're half way down your legs.
Knees
A chair has four of these. What is it?
Legs
You have 32 of these and use them to eat.
Teeth
If these don't touch the ground, it appears that you've became taller.
Heels
People can get these sore during a cold.
Throat
These send blood around your body.
Heart
There are five of these in each foot.
Toes
You can use that to taste food.
Tongue
It can be straight, curly, or waivy.
Hair.
Without them, you can't breathe.
Lungs
This is the part between your eyebrows and hairline.
Forehead
This helps your arm to bend.
Elbow
This helps your feet move around.
Ankle
People usually lie down on this.
Back
Complete the expression: I carry the weight of the world on my...
Shoulders