Manikin (noun)

1. A small, typically jointed model of the human body used for teaching anatomy, fitting clothes, or displaying jewelry.
2. A life-size model of the human body used for surgical practice or demonstration.

Origin:

Derived from the dutch word 'manneken' meaning 'little man.'.

Examples:

1. The fashion designer used a manikin to drape and fit the fabric for the dress.
2. The medical students studied anatomy on manikins before they dissected a cadaver.
3. The jewelry store displayed necklaces and earrings on manikins to showcase their products.
4. The doctor used a manikin to demonstrate proper technique for giving CPR.
5. The artist used a manikin as a model to draw the human form.