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index finger
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index finger
n. In both senses also called first finger, forefinger.
1. The finger next to the thumb.
2. The part of a glove that covers this finger.

index finger
Noun
the finger next to the thumb Also called: (forefinger)
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Noun1.index fingerindex finger - the finger next to the thumb        
finger - any of the terminal members of the hand (sometimes excepting the thumb); "her fingers were long and thin"
Translations
index finger níndice m
index finger nindex m
index finger index nZeigefinger m
index finger n(dito) indice m


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Like young boys everywhere, Richard Crasnick and his childhood friend Craig Matthews played tabletop football by finger-flicking a piece of paper folded into a triangle through the "goal posts" of their index fingers.
Curl the middle and index fingers of your right hand into the palm of your right hand.
Next we moved on to measuring longer lengths, starting with our index fingers.
 
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