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Often-flexed body part that is derived from the Latin word “musculus,” that comes from “mouse”

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Here you may find the answer for the clue Often-flexed body part that is derived from the Latin word “musculus,” that comes from “mouse”, a puzzle which has intrigued many crossword enthusiasts. Solving this clue requires a sharp mind and a good grasp of vocabulary, as the answer is a word with a total of which has a total of 6 letters. This clue was last seen on July 11, 2025 in the Daily Themed Crossword July 11, 2025 Answers puzzle.

Answer:
MUSCLE
Length: 6 letters
Vowels: 2
Consonants: 4
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