Wrist bone

This has been suggested to spread the forces better across the wrist bones to protect them.

I reached out and clasped her arm, closing the wrist bones inside my hand.

The grip of the fingers on her wrist bone was aching and cold.

Wrist bones could take about six weeks to heal.

The long, straight hair and the slender wrist bones.

He gasped then, for the wrist bones were broken.

It will be positioned across the back of the hand just below the wrist bones, and struck once with a hammer.

Often, these wrist bone abnormalities can be detected only by X-ray.

The first blow smashed the wrist bone of the butler's lifted hand.

Then, he said, "sort of hook" the cuff over the prominent wrist bone.

The ragged flesh above the wrist bones and the white planes of the skull looked very real indeed.

Nice clean cut right through the wrist bones.

Her elbow and wrist bones seemed to be two sizes too big for the rest of her body.

Furthermore, some of the wrist bones have disappeared entirely.

The kongo was gripped against his wrist bone, pressing on a nerve.

He slowly trailed a fingertip over her wrist bone.

He separated the hand just where the arm bones meet the wrist bones."

She rubbed the wrist bone above the thumb.

Haplo could feel wrist bones burst and turn to mush in his grip.

Her right hand ached, the healing of her finger and wrist bones not yet complete.

"Spock's shoulder is back in place and the wrist bones are fused, but he'll be sore for a while."

She fell into the water, banging her left wrist bone as she fell.

Crack in the wrist bone, or perhaps a severe sprain, a few cuts, and a nasty blow to the head.

Haplo stared at it, saw the wrist bones standing out clearly beneath the stretched, aged skin.

Swollen knuckles and wrist bones distorted the digital display.