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  Word Explanations perpendicularly, bulbourethral gland, retina, halide, dorsum, opening, disaccharide, lymph node, coma, dioxide


   
Explanation of perpendicularly (adverb)
straight; vertically



   
Explanation of bulbourethral gland (noun)
form: no plural

gland being located below the prostate and releasing seminal fluid



   
Explanation of retina (noun)
form plural: retinas

light-sensitive cells lining the eye



   
Explanation of halide (noun)
form plural: halides

halogen with a more electropositive element



   
Explanation of dorsum (noun)
form plural: dorsa

the back of the body



   
Explanation of opening (noun)
form plural: openings

a hole or break within a solid surface; an entrance



   
Explanation of disaccharide (noun)
form plural: disaccharides

sugar made up of two monosaccharides



   
Explanation of lymph node (noun)
form plural: lymph nodes

collection of white cells that act as filters to invading organisms and abnormal cells



   
Explanation of coma (noun)
form: no plural

unconscious state



   
Explanation of dioxide (noun)
form plural: dioxides

a compound with 2 oxygen atoms in it



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