| 100% | ULNA | 4 | Bone extending from the elbow |
| 82% | ULNA | 4 | Bone extending from elbow to wrist, opposite side of the thumb |
| 79% | HUMERUS | 7 | Bone that extends from the shoulder to the elbow |
| 77% | ULNA | 4 | It extends from the elbow |
| 70% | FEMUR | 5 | Leg bone extending from the hip to the knee |
| 65% | HUMERUS | 7 | Bone running from the shoulder to the elbow |
| 58% | ULNAR | 5 | Like a bone from the elbow to the wrist |
| 54% | ULNA | 4 | Bone ending at the elbow |
| 53% | ARM | 3 | Limb that extends from the shoulder |
| 52% | STARSHAKE | 9 | Timber defect extending from the middle outward |
| 52% | URALS | 5 | Range extending from the Arctic to Kazakhstan |
| 51% | ARM | 3 | It extends from the shoulder to the wrist |
| 50% | COCCYX | 6 | Bone named from the Greek for "cuckoo" |
| 49% | DISTAL | 6 | Far from the bone in question |
| 49% | CUBIT | 5 | Measure from the elbow to the end of the middle finger |
| 49% | CHUCK | 5 | Cut of beef extending from the neck to the shoulder blade |
| 49% | JETTY | 5 | Pier extended from the land where a boat may be docked |
| 48% | HUMERUS | 7 | Bone that connects the elbow and shoulder |
| 48% | REL | 3 | One from the extended family, for short |
| 48% | APPENDIX | 8 | Vermiform —, pouch extending from the lower end of the caecum in man |
| 48% | MOUNT | 5 | Ridge in NW Israel extending from the Samarian Hills to the Mediterranean |
| 47% | ULNA | 4 | Bone below the elbow |
| 47% | FILLET | 6 | Remove the bones from |
| 47% | ULNA | 4 | Bone whose name comes from the Latin for "elbow" |
| 46% | CECUM | 5 | The appendix extends from it |
| 46% | ELBOW | 5 | The radius extends from it |
| 46% | HUMERUS | 7 | The long bone connecting the shoulder to elbow |
| 45% | ULNA | 4 | Bone connecting the elbow and wrist |
| 45% | ULNA | 4 | Bone connecting the elbow to the wrist |