megaprosthesis
leg
pegleg
wooden leg
peg
pylon
cosmesis
exoprosthesis
endoprosthesis
prosthetic
hemiprosthesis
implant
prosthetist
artificial joint
retroprosthetic
subprosthetic
preprosthetic
breast implant
postprosthetic
kineplastics
orthoprosthesis
bioprosthesis
hip replacement
periprosthetic
Gigli saw
exsanguinator
breast form
anaplastology
scroll
turbinal
screw peg
alloarthroplasty
braceable
arthroplast
body jacket
splint
kineplastic
crown
tiger paw
calipers
superplant
last
cobbler's last
dental crown
shoemaker's last
silicone
ankle brace
exarticulate
pseudoarticulation
capitate bone
neuroprosthesis
capitatum
capitate
back brace
pisiform bone
stroke delimber
delimber
stretcher
pot
transprosthetic
drop hammer
drop press
shear
turbinotomy
moon boot
overdenture
everlasting
knee brace
drop forge
armguard
turbinate
neuroprosthetics
exosuit
radius
traction
glass eye
trapezoid
bracing
pedal
tubercle
slingshot
eminence
ossiform
bridge
braced
tuberosity
unlimb
obturator
bangle
Ilizarov apparatus
acrocontracture
bellows
xyster
strap
bulldog clip

English words for 'A large prosthesis, typically used to replace a limb.'

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