The term 'bone by the humerus' refers to the bones that are located near the humerus, which is the long bone in the upper ARM. The four bones associated with the humerus are the ULNA (4 letters), TIBIA (5 letters), ARM (3 letters), and triceps (7 letters). The ULNA is the bone on the outside of the ARM, while the TIBIA is the larger bone on the inside of the ARM. The ARM is the bone that connects the humerus to the elbow joint, and the triceps is the muscle that runs along the back of the humerus. Together, these four bones and muscles form the structure of the upper ARM.