forearm

Burnham's hand fell heavily on his forearm and he checked as if throttled.

He laid a hand reassuringly over that which trembled on his forearm.

That is the horse who will be able to plant his hind-legs well under the forearm.

It burned and surged from my trembling fingers into the flesh of her forearm.

His forearm was bare now; the sear of a burn on it was plain to be seen.

I only knew how close to me she had been when I felt the clutch of her fingers on my forearm.

The right hand and forearm were cold and perfectly insensible.

After this she may have anklets and bangles on the forearm and a breast-cloth.

And he, equally openly, held her forearm for a moment in the full grasp of his hand.

He poked the needle of the syrette into the sufferer's forearm and squeezed the tube.