…each of the two upper limbs of the human body from the shoulder to the hand…
…a mortgage whose rate of interest is adjusted periodically to reflect market conditions…
…a sexually attractive companion accompanying a person, especially a celebrity, at social events…
…the hinged arm attached to the ball float in the ballcock of a water cistern…
…(of bowling) performed with an outward horizontal swing of the arm…
…denoting a blow or throw executed with the arm not fully extended or with motion from the elbow only…
…tackle or fend off (a person) by extending an arm rigidly (illegal in rugby)…
…a rocking lever in an engine, especially one in an internal-combustion engine which serves to work a valve and is operated by a pushrod from the camshaft…
…the legal authority of the civil power as invoked by the Church to punish offenders…
…the action of pressurizing someone into doing something they are unwilling do do…
…a trial of strength in which two people sit opposite each other with one elbow resting on a table, clasp each other’s hands, and try to force each other’s arm down on to the table…
…ward off (an opponent) or remove (an obstacle) with the arm straight…
…pressurize someone into doing something that they are reluctant to do…
…undertake something although it may be dangerous or unsuccessful…
…attempt to force or coerce (someone) to do something…
…used to convey how much one would like to have or do something…
…near (or not near) enough to reach by extending one’s arm…
…the far-reaching power of the law…
…a large, comfortable chair with side supports for a person’s arms…
…a method of restraining someone by holding their arm tightly behind their back…
…a padded or upholstered arm of a chair or other seat on which a sitter can comfortably rest their arm…
…(of a throw or a stroke with a racket) made with the hand or arm passing above the level of the shoulder…
