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363 words in Body & Health.
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life
common cold
recovery; excellence
dead
to kill
flu; influenza
to die
to bleed
death
energy
strength
pain; illness
to save
to improve
old age
to live
to get tired
tired; exhausted
hungry; hunger
to grow
pant, gasp
to pant
occurrence of death
infect, contaminate
dizziness
pain or tooth sensitivity
oxygen
menstruation; rule
cigarette; to smoke
high blood pressure
bacteria
drown
health; robustness
symptom
pimples
blind
serious; acute; aggravated; severity
wound
to wound
relapse (sickness)
safety or salvation
tipsy; drunk
to come to (someone's) aid
to sleep off (something)
drunk; intoxicated
to get drunk
sleep
gas pain
painful
to hurt someone
awake
moan; groan; grumble
cholesterol
to get thirsty
to be hungry
to get better
faint
to get wounded
injured person
aging
diabetes
starving or very hungry
asthma
cancer
louse (head lice)
swollen
a slight fever
substance; nutrient
measles
attack
sneeze
pale; ashen
speck of foreign matter in the eye
rheumatism
to fatten
paralyzed; crippled
to become thin
to get seasick
to ache
to drown [someone]
yawn
accident
healthy
to cough something out
health
slight cough
cough
cross-eyed
to feel hungry
to rest something
snore
act of inflicting pain
diet
to give birth
gash; slash; ripped
to gasp for breath
to grow old
to revive
to stain with blood
to get sick
to cough
sick person
difference; illness; disagreement
to smoke
sleepy feeling, drowsiness
to revive or support
fever
to have a fever
to get fat
to hurt others
to vomit
to feel weak
to snore
to excrete something
numbness or pain from tension or immobility
nutrition
rest
to smoke tobacco
tobacco; to smoke
thirsty; thirst
to feel thirsty
born or delivered feet first
emergency
dizzy, confused
infection
malaria
to ache from sustained position
to rescue or salvage
sex; sexual intercourse
tetanus
to moan; to groan; to grumble
full, satisfied
to come to (their) aid
to become strong
to tire someone
straining effort (bowels/birth)
weak and feeble; unsure of footing
to stay up late
sleeplessness; to stay up all night; sleep-deprived
to urinate (something)
bedwetter; prone to urinating
to sweat something out
to sweat
sweaty; prone to sweating
thirst
drenched in sweat
to give birth to
mental institution
to perish
athlete's foot
hemorrhoids
broken, fractured
deaf
cleanliness, purity
calcium
to get a fever
to catch a cold
microbes; germs
nauseating
fatigue or pain from a sustained position
phlegm
vitality; energy
hiccup
sciatica
to shed blood
illness or ailment
scab of a wound
to exercise
trembling or shivering
accidental twisting of an ankle
metabolism
deep sleep
addiction
exhausted; fatigued
heal; close an opening
inflammation
hunger pangs
fatigue; exhaustion
disability
cataract
mentally unstable or incomplete
wart
to rescue
to faint
hoarse
to twist one's ankle
the state of being hungry
to rescue (them)
epidemic; pestilence; plague
to choke on something
sex; gender
consciousness
bump on the head
scratch
loud expectoration
to tremble or shake
chilling or shivering
numbness due to fatigue
hallucination
to sneeze
to inhale
irritation
welfare
contraception
lymph node
stye (eyelid swelling)
to heal
to regain consciousness
to get tipsy
easily tired
to be constipated
worsening of a wound (abscess)
resistance
infirm/disabled; damage or injury
prone to colds
constipation; to be constipated
prone to coughing
incurable or terminal
delirium
complication
sexual desire; urge
to worsen
to become healthy
shivering from cold
to have phlegm
syphilis
to catch a cough
to put to sleep
to sleep on (something)
stuttering
indigestion
beat up, strike
stomach pain; rising of dough
to inhale [it]
indication
deafness
hoarseness
contraction
scabies
loss of appetite
to become deaf
to shiver
having a frequent urge to urinate
to become hoarse
phlegmy
meningitis
full of phlegm
reproduction; procreation
splinter or sliver
sexual
covered in wounds
to hiccup
cut, incision
nit (egg of a louse)
to finish [it] off
regain consciousness
to vomit something
to vomit on or add vinegar
incubation
a person with speech problems (e.g., cleft palate)
nutritive
obesity; corpulence
to make someone thin
sanitation
breathless; rush
to infect [him/her]
extremely hungry
final month of pregnancy
hunchback
peel off skin
to be sideswiped
malnutrition
to tremble
to infect
menopause
itching sensation
the act of slipping
state of having a fever
state of having a cold
substance that causes phlegm
eyes moving up; vehicle conking out; set upright
to stop suddenly
injury or disability
injured, crippled
painful urination
to bleed or have a period
hit or caught by a moving body
cholera
to age
microorganism
under the influence of beer
act of sneezing
to make healthy
peeled off (skin from burn/scald)
continuous scratching
teething
cause of shivering
state of near death
severe pain from a wound
difficulty moving (exhaustion)
inflammatory
to feel weak or limp
having swallowed something
very hoarse
the state of being hoarse
heavy or profuse sweat
liquid stool; feces
to deafen
falling with the face hitting the ground
orgasm
to make hoarse
impotence
maturity of pregnancy
peak of pain
to leave welts on
to hang oneself
to get scalded
to get pulled apart
masturbation
oxygenated
palpitation; sudden throb
suicide; to commit suicide
huge deep scar
sound of breathing/snoring
to hospitalize someone
welt
to commit suicide
to rest in peace
to be in danger
to rescue others
to cause a wound
mortality
intense or penetrating pain
extreme dryness; being very thin
to hospitalize
marijuana
to cough on something
pulled apart; disjointed
to vent steam
to leak fluid
to leak vapor
to hang [someone]
inflammation or abscessed state
oxygenation
accidental swallowing
rough skin surface
somnambulism
striped mark from a whip
to repeatedly press or force on
colitis
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