Converse of object

• leave: And pushed your left forearm farther is a major.

• use: I use aluminum forearm crutches in weaker periods, tho that night I had only a cane.

• clean: The hands could then clean the forearms, face and feet. *puts hand up* I have a suggestion.

• include: Sideshow has recreated the film costume on this scale extremely well, including the extra forearm detailing.

Adjective modifier

• left: Your left forearm should be infront of your face.

• right: The right forearm is 45 degree across the face.

• distal: Further, bone mineral density of the proximal femur, lateral spine, and distal forearm was studied after eight years.

• low: In figures 1 and 2 the feeling of expansion should come to the back of the wrist and the lower forearm.

• radial: Associated soft tissue defects were repaired using radial forearm ( n = 22 ) or rectus abdominis ( n= 5 ) free flaps.

• inner: A small amount of purified protein derivative ( PPD ) solution is injected just under the first layer of skin of your inner forearm.

Preposition: on

• desk: Support your forearm on the desk, and don't grip the mouse too tightly.

Modifies a noun

• smash: The frustration was clear to all when Thompson was on the wrong end of a forearm smash that laid him out in midfield.

• fracture: The first patient is a 6 year old boy for a manipulation of a forearm fracture under anesthesia.

• muscle: The pain you feel is at the point where the tendons from the forearm muscle attach to the bone.

• bone: No differences in forearm bone mineral density were found according to past nutrient intakes.

• pain: Most epidemiological studies of forearm pain focus on its occupational aspects.

• support: You may prefer to choose a desk that ensures you get good forearm support.

Preposition: in

• position: The deep entry puts your hand and forearm in a much better position for an effective catch.

Preposition: of

• volunteer: In the experiment, one forearm of a volunteer was injected with L-NMMA.

Noun used with modifier

• and/or: Symptoms may include pain in the elbow and/or forearm, which may feel worse when the middle finger is pressed backward.