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To move something away from you using force, often with your hands

To push something so it moves or opens

To move into a narrow space with difficulty

To push something or someone suddenly and forcefully forward

To move suddenly through a barrier, as light or a person

To push through a crowd or barrier using force

To force your way past people using the top of your arm

Move forward by getting past people or things blocking the way

Force your way into a group, place, or activity using strength and influence

To stop taking part in a place or activity

To stop resisting under pressure or force

To show power to frighten or control others

Hurt a muscle by stretching or straining it too much

Force your way into a group, place, or activity using strength and influence

Gather the courage to face a hard task

Pull yourself up and push your body over a bar or rings in one movement

To make muscles feel less tight or stiff

The part of the heart that makes it beat and forms its walls

A little tightness in resting muscles that keeps them ready to move

A sudden tight movement of a muscle that hurts or feels uncomfortable

A skill that lets you do a movement without thinking after much practice

A drug that makes muscles less tight to reduce pain or spasms

A part of the belly that helps move the body and keep it upright

A long cell in the body that gets shorter to make the body move

A part of the face that moves skin to make expressions

A long body cell that makes muscles move by becoming shorter and longer

A body part attached to bones that pulls them to move the body, often with stripes

A muscle that becomes shorter or tighter and causes movement and tension

A way of training and eating to make muscles bigger and stronger

A large chest muscle that helps move the shoulder and upper arm

People paid to protect or scare others

Muscle in the walls of organs and blood vessels that works without thinking

Muscle in the heart that contracts regularly to pump blood

A small body part around the eye that moves the eyeball

A slang name for an upper arm or chest muscle men show off, sometimes meaning a man's penis

A type of body tissue with light and dark stripes that moves bones when you want

A muscle that pulls a body part toward the middle of the body

A muscle that straightens a part of the body when it pulls

Thin bands between the ribs that tighten to help you breathe in

A muscle in organs like the stomach or bladder that works without you thinking, not the heart

A small muscle around the eye that moves the eyeball

Small heart muscle that pulls valves to stop blood flowing back to the upper chambers when the heart beats

A long thin thigh muscle that helps rotate the leg and cross one leg

A large flat muscle on the upper back and neck that moves the shoulders and arms

A ring of muscle that closes an opening in the body

A thick muscle on each side of the neck that helps you turn and bend your head

Muscle that has visible light and dark bands, like heart and arm muscles

A part of the body you can move when you want that moves bones

A thin muscle in the cheek that presses the cheek against the teeth to hold food or help blow air

A part of the face that flattens the cheek and pulls back the corner of the mouth

A flat triangular part at the top of the back that moves and supports the shoulder and arm

A large triangular shoulder muscle that lifts and turns the arm

A muscle that pulls a part of the body down

A flat slanted muscle on each side of the belly that helps turn and support the upper body

A muscle that moves the eye outward away from the nose

A muscle that moves a limb or other body part away from the body's middle

A small muscle at the back of the elbow that helps straighten the arm

A muscle that works against another to control movement at a joint

A muscle that helps turn the shoulder blade and lift the ribs

A muscle that attaches to the covering of a joint and helps keep the joint steady

A muscle in the trunk or head that moves and supports the spine

A flat muscle on each side of the stomach that helps twist the body and pull in the waist

A muscle that bends a joint, like when you bend your elbow

A muscle on the outer side of the eye that turns the eye outward away from the nose

A muscle in the upper back under the trapezius that pulls the shoulder blade toward the spine and slightly up

Muscle on the inner side of the eye that moves the eye toward the nose

A round, soft belly that grows from drinking a lot of beer

A person who exercises to make large, strong muscles

Ability to feel where your body parts are and how they move without looking

A group of muscles and other body parts that make the body move

A woman paid to protect someone or to scare people

A gay man, often a bodybuilder, with a very large, strong body who likes to show it

A person who exercises to build very large, strong muscles

A powder or drink taken to help muscles grow

A large muscle at the back of the lower leg that lifts the heel when you stand on tiptoe

A part of the buttocks that makes the hip and thigh move

A large muscle at the back of the hip that moves the thigh and forms the buttock

A large muscle in the buttock that moves the thigh

A large inner thigh muscle that pulls the leg toward the middle of the body and moves it backward

A large chest muscle that pulls the arm toward the body and turns it inward

A muscle in the upper back that pulls the shoulder blade toward the spine

A muscle in the eye that moves the eyeball down and in

A muscle inside the face that helps move the lower jaw when you chew

A muscle that pulls a body part back toward the body

A small upper back muscle that pulls the shoulder blade toward the spine and slightly up

A muscle in the upper back between the spine and shoulder blade that helps move and hold it

A muscle in the upper back that pulls the shoulder blade toward the spine

A part of the back that pulls the ribs down and back

A muscle on the side of the neck that moves the neck and helps you breathe

A muscle in the eye that moves the eyeball upward and inward