organs
Body's working parts
Organs are parts of a living body that perform specific functions—the heart pumps blood, the lungs exchange gases, the liver filters toxins.
By extension, an organ is any instrument serving a particular purpose: a propaganda organ, the official organ of the Communist Party.
A pipe organ or electric organ is a keyboard instrument that produces sound through pipes or electronic circuits.
To organize is to arrange parts into a functioning whole, like organs in a body.
Circulatory system's pump
- liverAbdominal detoxifying organ
- kidneysBlood-filtering organ pair
- lungsRespiratory chest organs
- brainSeat of cognition
pancreas · spleen · stomach · intestines · bladder · gallbladder · thyroid · esophagus
Cylindrical fluid carriers
- keyboardArray of input keys
- pedalsFoot-operated levers
- stopsCeases to continue
- consoleComfort in distress
manuals · bellows · tracker · registration · diapason · reed · flue · swell
German composer surname
- fugueContrapuntal musical form
- choraleHymn tune or choir
- cathedralBishop's principal church
- chapelSmall worship room
liturgy · hymn · recital · organist · processional · toccata · prelude · vespers
One who contributes freely
- recipientOne who receives something
- rejectionDenial of acceptance
- immunosuppressionReduced bodily defense activation
- compatibilityMutual suitability between things
waiting list · harvest · preservation · allocation · dialysis · bypass · artificial · donation
Bodily food breakdown
- respirationGas exchange in organisms
- circulationMovement through a system
- filtrationSeparating solids from liquids
- secretionSubstance released by glands
excretion · detoxification · metabolism · absorption · regulation · homeostasis · hormones · enzymes
heart
Circulatory system's pump
brain · pancreas · spleen · stomach · intestines · bladder · gallbladder · thyroid · esophagus · appendix
pipes
Cylindrical fluid carriers
console · manuals · bellows · tracker · registration · diapason · reed · flue · swell · coupler
Bach
German composer surname
chapel · liturgy · hymn · recital · organist · processional · toccata · prelude · vespers · requiem
donor
One who contributes freely
- recipientOne who receives something
- rejectionDenial of acceptance
- immunosuppressionReduced bodily defense activation
compatibility · waiting list · harvest · preservation · allocation · dialysis · bypass · artificial · donation · cadaveric
digestion
Bodily food breakdown
- respirationGas exchange in organisms
- circulationMovement through a system
- filtrationSeparating solids from liquids
secretion · excretion · detoxification · metabolism · absorption · regulation · homeostasis · hormones · enzymes · bile
- biologycells, DNA, cell, biology, gene
- anatomybrain, heart, bones, liver, stomach
- bodyflesh, skin, bones, muscle, bone
- church architecturealtar, altars, nave, naves, aisle
- dissectionscalpel, cadaver, incision, forceps, specimen
- biohazard wastemedical waste, sharps containers, hazardous waste, biohazard, needles
organsorganless
Lacking bodily systems
bones · skeleton · exoskeleton · skeletal system · limbs
organscells
Basic biological units
tissues · molecules · organ systems · organisms · organelles
organsartificial organs
Manufactured replacements for body parts
prosthetics · implants · mechanical parts · bionics · machines
- health organizationGroup overseeing public wellness
- personal organizerTool for managing schedules
- organ donorPerson who bequeaths body parts
- organized crimeStructured illegal enterprise
- student organizationsGroups formed by enrolled pupils
- internal organsBodily structures within torsos
organize, organ, organized, organic, organization, organizing, organizer, disorganized, reorganize