The elbow is a joint in the arm.
What does Joint mean?
A joint is a place where bones or parts connect.
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A place where two bones or parts connect, especially where the body can bend.
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Your knee joint helps your leg bend when you walk.
The model showed how a joint allows two bones to move together.
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What does joint mean in body vocabulary?
A joint is where bones or parts meet and can often move.
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A knee is a body part with a joint.
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