amputee
/ˌæmpjəˈti/
noun
- A person who has had a limb (such as an arm or leg) removed by surgery or accident.
- Many amputees lead active lives and participate in sports like skiing and swimming.
- The hospital has a support group for amputees learning to use prosthetic limbs.
- She became an amputee after a car accident when she was twenty years old.