Arrive Uninvited But Expected

Belong Elsewhere

Bend But Don't Break

Change Temperature When Entered

Check You Twice

Come Back Wrong

Depend On Maintenance

Exhale When No One Looks

Feel Overdressed

Feel Overexplained

Feel Overlit

Feel Overnight

Feel Overripe

Feel Overtime

Feel Underbaked

Feel Underheard

Feel Undertime

Feel Underwater

Gender You

Get Buried

Go Numb

Hold A Grudge Lightly

Leave The Ground

Lose An Hour

Lose Their Shape

Misread You In Passing

Need You Too Much

Racism Leaves On The Body

Reward Maintenance

Rise To The Surface

Sign Without Speaking

Silence The Music

Sing From The Deep

Smell Like Ash

Smell Like Chlorine

Smell Like Copper

Smell Like Dust

Smell Like Echo

Smell Like Glass

Smell Like Glue

Smell Like Iron

Smell Like Lint

Smell Like Metal

Smell Like Midnight

Smell Like Mildew

Smell Like Milk

Smell Like Morning

Smell Like Paper

Smell Like Rain That Never Falls

Smell Like Rope

Smell Like Rust

Smell Like Salt

Smell Like Silence

Smell Like Smoke

Smell Like Static

Smell Like Stone

Smell Like Sugar

Smell Like Summer

Smell Like Vinegar

Smell Like Water

Smell Like Wine

Smell Like Winter

Smell Like Wire

Smell Like Wood

Spin The Wrong Way

Spread Unnoticed

Surface

Take Up Space Uninvited

Thin At The Edges

Watch You Back

Weigh Like Ash

Weigh Like Chlorine

Weigh Like Copper

Weigh Like Dust

Weigh Like Echo

Weigh Like Glass

Weigh Like Glue

Weigh Like Iron

Weigh Like Lint

Weigh Like Metal

Weigh Like Midnight

Weigh Like Mildew

Weigh Like Milk

Weigh Like Morning

Weigh Like Paper

Weigh Like Rain

Weigh Like Rope

Weigh Like Rust

Weigh Like Salt

Weigh Like Silence

Weigh Like Smoke

Weigh Like Static

Weigh Like Stone

Weigh Like Sugar

Weigh Like Summer

Weigh Like Vinegar

Weigh Like Water

Weigh Like Wine

Weigh Like Winter

Weigh Like Wire

body

skeleton

dad joke

Trick or Treat

soul

binomial

atom

regeneration

trivia

phobia

pick-up line

gold

Iron

mind-body problem

nervous system

bread

catholicism

dieting

eating healthy

guilt

health nut

wine

gymnastics

backflip

regret

health

healthy eating

self-care

beer

being out of shape

ideal

opposum

poop

pooping

thirst

father

dad bod

body positivity

getting in shape

bodily unconscious

memory

trauma

human being

coffee

sarcasm

tattoo

tax exemption

is a big sagacity, a plurality with one sense, a war and a peace, a flock and a shepherd.

a big sagacity, a plurality with one sense, a war and a peace, a flock and a shepherd.

is a cell state in which every cell is a citizen. Disease is merely the conflict of the citizens of the state brought about by the action of external forces.

The body is a cell state in which every cell is a citizen. Disease is merely the conflict of the citizens of the state brought about by the action of external forces. Rudolf Virchow

is a chemical laboratory and a power-station, every movement full of secrets and wonders!.

What a wonderful machine Man's body is, a chemical laboratory and a power-station, every movement full of secrets and wonders! Theodore Herzl

is a collection of nutrition, movement, and sense perception, and is positioned against what becomes an attribute of the transcendental subject, the 'I'.

[Daniela Vallega-Neu] cites Descartes' second Meditation and states that here, Descartes 'rearranges nutrition, movement, sense perception under what belongs to the body' and opposes it to thought, which becomes an attribute of the transcendental subject, the 'I.'

is a community made up of its innumerable cells or inhabitants.

The body is a community made up of its innumerable cells or inhabitants. Thomas A. Edison

is a creature of a different kingdom to which we are chained.

We live not alone but chained to a creature of a different kingdom: our body.

is a dark and opaque partition between God and us.

The corporeal element in man is a large screen and partition that prevents him from perfectly perceiving abstract ideals... this would be the case even if the corporeal element were as pure and superior as the substance of the spheres ... how much more must this be the case with our dark and opaque body. However great the exertion of our mind may be to comprehend the Divine Being or any of the ideals, we find a screen and partition between God and us. Maimonides

Plato described [the body] as 'the prison-house of the soul', Seneca spoke of 'thedetestable habitation of the body', while Epictetus described himself as 'a poor soulshackled to a corpse' and Porphyry, in his panegyric life of his master wrote of him :'Piotinus, Porphyry, in his panegyric life of his master wrote of him: 'Piotinus, ourcontemporary philosopher, seemed ashamed to be in the body'' (Bottomley 1979, 157).

body, n.Definitions

body