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A finger is an appendage found on the hands of humans and primates.

Contents

• Places
• Canada
• United States
• Antarctica
• Arts and entertainment
• People
• Other uses
• See also

Finger or fingers may also refer to:

• The finger, a vulgar hand gesture
• Finger (unit), several units of measurement based on the width of a finger

Places

Arts and entertainment

• Fingers (1941 film), a British drama
• Fingers (1978 film), an American drama
• The Finger (band), a hardcore punk band
• Fingers (album), by Airto Moreira, 1973
• The Finger (album), by Babyland, 2004
• "Fingers", a song by Pink from the 2006 album I'm Not Dead
• "Fingers" (song), a song by Zayn from the 2018 album Icarus Falls
• "Finger" (Bottom), a 1995 television episode
• "Fingers" (C.A.T.S. Eyes), a 1985 television episode
• "The Finger" (CSI), a 2002 television episode

People

• Finger (surname), including a list of people with the name
• Rollie Fingers (born 1946), American baseball player
• Johnnie Fingers (John Peter Moylett, born 1956), Irish pianist, founding member The Boomtown Rats
• Michael Fingleton (born 1938), Irish businessman, known as Fingers in the banking community
• Greg "Fingers" Taylor, American harmonica player
• Larry Heard (born 1960), American DJ, record producer and musician known as Mr. Fingers

Other uses

• Cadbury Fingers, a biscuit
• Finger (protocol), in computer networking
• Fingers (game), a drinking game
• IAI Finger, an upgraded version of the IAI Nesher aircraft
• Finger, or jet bridge, an airport passenger boarding bridge
• Ladies' fingers, another name for okra
• Finger (spider), a genus of spiders in the family Salticidae

See also

• All pages with titles beginning with Finger
• All pages with titles containing Finger
• Fingering (disambiguation)
• Finger Lake (disambiguation)
• Finger Point (disambiguation)

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