Muscle of the body

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  • Short for quadriceps femoris, big front thigh muscle.

  • Main cardiac muscle pumping blood nonstop.

  • Sheet of skeletal muscle under ribs, key for breathing.

  • Major arm extensor; 3-headed skeletal muscle.

  • Lower leg muscle group, key for walking and jumping.

  • Back thigh muscle group, key for bending knee.

  • Abdominal muscle group; internal and external obliques.

  • Skeletal muscle of upper arm, flexes elbow.

  • Muscular organ in mouth; mostly skeletal muscle.

  • Calf muscle on back of lower leg; key for walking.

  • Masseter is a jaw-closing chewing muscle in the cheek.

  • Colloquial for abdominal muscles of the torso.

  • A wrist muscle helps move and stabilize the wrist.

  • Jaw muscles are real muscles that power chewing.

  • Shoulder muscle group, abducts and rotates arm.

  • Soleus is a calf muscle used in standing, walking.

  • Sphincter is a ring of muscle controlling openings.

  • Pectoral muscles in the chest; aid arm movement.

  • Sartorius is the longest skeletal muscle in the body.

  • Colloquial for chest muscles, mainly pectorals

  • Slang for pectoral muscles of the chest

  • A muscle is tissue that contracts to create movement 💪

  • A shoulder muscle is a genuine skeletal muscle group 💪

  • Large chest muscle; adducts and rotates arm

  • Flexors are muscles that bend joints, key in limbs.

  • Nose muscles move nostrils and nose skin

  • Slang for gluteal muscles; buttock muscle group.

  • “Lat” is a common abbreviation for the latissimus dorsi muscle.

  • Generic but valid: extraocular muscles move the eye.

  • Obturator muscles in pelvis; help rotate the thigh.

  • Core muscles stabilize spine and torso in movement.

  • Rotator cuff: group of 4 shoulder muscles, key for rotation.

  • Face muscles move facial expression, many small muscles.

  • A valid term for the muscles found in the arm 💪

  • Generic term for muscles around the knee joint.

  • Rhomboids: upper‑back muscles pulling shoulder blades inward.

  • Refers to cardiac muscle tissue of the heart.

  • Sternocleidomastoid turns and flexes the neck.

  • Buttock muscle (gluteus group), extends hip joint.

  • Refers to smooth muscle in vessel walls.

  • A foot muscle helps move and stabilize the foot.

  • Kegel exercises target pelvic floor muscles.

  • Front head of deltoid, lifts arm forward.

  • Serratus anterior helps move the scapula in arm lifts.

  • Rear deltoid: posterior part of deltoid shoulder muscle.

  • Refers to auricular muscles that move the ear

  • Extensor muscles straighten joints; many in body

  • Generic term for muscles that move the eye

  • Levator scapulae: raises the scapula, neck/upper back muscle

  • Upper trapezius is the upper part of trapezius back/neck muscle.

  • Large back/neck muscle moving shoulder blades.

  • Intercostal muscles lift ribs for breathing

  • Inferior oblique moves the eye upward/outward

  • Rectus is a recognized anatomical muscle term.

  • Medial rectus is an eye muscle that turns the eye inward.

  • Smaller chest muscle under pectoralis major

  • A finger muscle supports the movement of the fingers.

  • Rectus femoris: front thigh quadriceps muscle, aids kicking.

  • Describes the myocardium, cardiac muscle.

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  • A pelvic muscle supports and moves the pelvis.

  • Inferior rectus depresses the eyeball

  • A general name for the adductor muscles of the thigh.

  • Main elbow‑flexor muscle on front of upper arm.

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  • Neck muscles include sternocleidomastoid etc.

  • Right hamstring: one side of the rear‑thigh muscle group.

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  • Right bicep: side‑specific of the biceps brachii muscle.

  • Rhomboid major: large upper‑back muscle stabilizing scapula.

  • Rib muscles: intercostals between ribs, help breathing.

  • Serratus is a saw-toothed muscle group on the ribs.

  • Misspelling/slang of pecs, chest muscles

  • A back muscle helps support and move the spine.

  • Generic for abductor muscles, move limb away.

  • As in rectus femoris, part of quadriceps group.

  • Generic term for intrinsic and extrinsic foot muscles.

  • Generic, but refers to muscles in forearm region.

  • Myocardium is the cardiac muscle layer of the heart.

  • Leg muscles are a valid group of skeletal muscles.

  • Casual name for flexors/extensors around elbow

  • Front shin muscle; dorsiflexes the foot.

  • Right deltoid is the shoulder abductor muscle

  • Rotator refers to muscles that rotate a body part.

  • Anal/rectal sphincter is a circular smooth muscle

  • A valid term for muscles around the hip 💪

  • Relating to gluteal muscle group of the buttocks.

  • Group of thigh muscles pulling leg inward.

  • “Six-pack” commonly means the abdominal muscles 💪

  • Extraocular muscle moving eye laterally

  • Lower abs are the lower portion of the abdominal muscles.

  • Pelvic floor is a group of support muscles

  • Usually means buccinator, facial muscle for chewing.

  • Scalene muscles: neck muscles aiding breathing

  • General term for voluntary body muscles

  • A butt muscle is a common name for a gluteal muscle.

  • Refers to tongue muscles; lingua = tongue

  • Temporalis is a chewing muscle on the side of the skull.

  • Right calf = gastrocnemius–soleus muscle group

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